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A 20-year wait and fluent Italian: How the far right wants to tighten citizenship rules
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The rules for immigrants are set to become stricter. The Ministry of the Interior, headed by Franci Matoz, would abolish free Slovenian language courses for third-country nationals. They would have to pay for the courses themselves. The period after which foreigners legally residing in Slovenia can be reunited with their families would also change. Currently, they can apply for this after a year of legal residence, but now this period would be t…
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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