Italy approves cap on foreign students and burqa ban in schools
The Italian government approved new regulations that limit the number of students without Italian citizenship in each classroom to 30% and prohibited the wearing of burqas and niqabs. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced these measures during a party gathering in Rome. Additionally, the page includes promotional content encouraging readers to subscribe to the Washington Examiner for full access to news and analysis, with options to log in or subscribe.
The Italian government on Thursday approved rules capping the number of students without Italian citizenship in each classroom at 30%, as well as banning burqas and niqabs.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni first announced her plans to implement such rules on Sunday during a gathering of her conservative Brothers of Italy party in Rome.
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