Italy finally begins defending itself against invasion:
The Italian government has approved a ban on burqas and niqabs in schools, along with a limit on the number of pupils with limited Italian in some classes. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said the measures would improve integration and prevent the formation of “ghetto classes.”
The decree adopted on Thursday prohibits face coverings that prevent identification during school activities. It covers burqas and niqabs, but leaves hijabs, which do not cover the face, unaffected. Violations can bring fines of up to €1,000.
The government has also set a 30% cap in first-year classes for pupils without Italian citizenship.
It’s good to see that European governments are finally beginning to grasp the nature of the problem facing their societies. But until they embrace active, large-scale remigration, all of this is still just prelude. The pendulum has only begun to swing back.