Meloni Targets Classroom Islamization With Burqa Ban and Migrant Caps

Liberty Check

• Italy moves to protect Italian children from forced cultural assimilation in public schools.
• Full-face coverings banned to preserve classroom transparency and safety.
• Foreign student limits defend national identity against mass-migration chaos.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced her government will introduce new legislation to cap the number of foreign students allowed in Italian classrooms and ban full-face coverings like the burqa.

The proposal comes as Italy grapples with skyrocketing illegal immigration and growing pressure on its public school system. Meloni’s plan aims to restore order and cultural cohesion in the nation’s classrooms.

“We must ensure that Italian schools remain places of learning, not ideological battlegrounds,” Meloni stated.

The announcement signals a sharp break from the open-border policies of previous governments and a return to common-sense sovereignty. Critics on the left have already begun crying foul, but Meloni remains undeterred.

“Our children deserve an environment free from foreign customs that clash with Italian values,” she added.

The measure also includes stricter language requirements for non-Italian speaking students to ensure they can participate fully in class. Lawmakers expect swift action once the bill reaches parliament.

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