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How Italy Could Make Citizenship Harder to Get and Easier to Lose

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MPs on Monday began debating a bill that would make it easier for naturalised Italians or those who acquired Italian citizenship to lose their rights, while making it harder to qualify in the first place.

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The proposal of the League introduces new prohibitions for foreigners born in Italy condemned for some crimes and extends cases of revocation. For marriage and naturalization extends the obligation to demonstrate at least the level B1 of Italian.

·Milan, Italy
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Stop citizenship for those who commit certain crimes. The League's proposal introduces new grounds for exclusion for foreigners born in Italy, strengthens the requirements of conduct for naturalization and extends the cases of revocation of status. Also provided for new limits for those who want to get back the passport. Here's what the text provides, point by point

·Bologna, Italy
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AGI - It has begun in the Chamber of the Chamber of the Litrate of the proposed law plate League that has the objective to tighten the meshes on the acquisition of Italian citizenship, with norms that concern also the revocation to those who have already achieved it. The provision, composed of a single article, introduces preventative causes for foreigners born in Italy to the attainment of the greater age, extends the linguistic requirements an…

Proposal processed in the Chamber of Deputies of Italy and proposes changes to obtain or lose nationality

·São Paulo, Brazil
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In collaboration with Il Sole 24 hours we receive and publish the link of the following news. Opinione thanks the publisher for the multimedia partnership. /// The proposal of the League introduces new prohibitions for foreigners born in Italy sentenced for some crimes and extends the cases of revocation. For marriage and naturalization extends the obligation to demonstrate [...]

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Il Sole 24 Ore broke the news in Milan, Italy on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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