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Meloni Angers Italian Americans with Tighter Citizenship Rules

  • On May 20, 2025, the Italian parliament approved a law tightening citizenship rules, requiring applicants to have a parent or grandparent born in Italy.
  • The law replaces the previous jus sanguinis rule that allowed anyone with an Italian ancestor after March 17, 1861, to claim citizenship, aiming to prevent abuse and reduce backlog.
  • The government said the reform will strengthen the connection with Italy, free up consular resources, and restrict citizenship to those with a genuine link to the country.
  • Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani assured that the fundamental principle remains intact, while immigration specialist Matheus Reis described the reform as the most notable adjustment to citizenship laws in nine decades.
  • The law ends unlimited citizenship by descent beyond grandparents, affecting millions worldwide and raising constitutional challenges due to its retroactive application.
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Monitoreamos broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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