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It's a shame Meloni does not remember that at the time when Mattarella was minister, the presence of foreign students in Italian schools was immeasurably lower than today. At that time, the aim was not to contain classes with too many foreign students, but to prevent a few immigrant students from ending up in the same classes, in order to promote their linguistic and educational integration. Above all, Mattarella's was a flexible indication, which left the evaluation of individual situations and the most appropriate solutions to the school authorities. Not a rigid threshold imposed by law, like the one the government is about to introduce. (translated)

Giorgia Meloni, in an interview with Bruno Vespa, defends the proposal to limit the number of foreign students in classes as a measure of common sense and responds to criticisms about the public accounts situation, accusing Istat of understating the estimates for Italy. (translated)

Yesterday, the support teacher asked me for a meeting this morning to, she said, organize the Individualized Education Plan. In reality, she wanted to talk to me about a serious event that happened at school, of which my son was a victim. For the umpteenth time. I can't say what happened, but just know that there are grounds for a criminal complaint. Thanks to the promptness of the teacher who "secured" the evidence and who noticed what was happening, and thanks to my son who spoke up about it. This time I've decided not to settle for the disciplinary measures that will be taken, because last year two others were suspended. Evidently, that was not an example for the rest of the class. So now we are going to directly hit these people in their wallets with lawyers and other expenses. Because it is right that those who don't educate their children take responsibility in all competent forums. I don't care; I've got free legal aid! CHECK YOUR MINOR CHILDREN'S PHONES!!! Because if you find something that you dislike, then you shouldn't cry about it later. (translated)

Professor Isabella Marsilio, assaulted in Rome, deserves respect for her courage, despite the controversies related to her positions on remigration and the misunderstanding generated on social media regarding another teacher, Chiara Mocchi, victim of a separate assault. (translated)

The Emirati Arab analyst Amjad Taha comments on the Italian government's measures regarding the ban on burqa and niqab in schools: “As a Muslim Arab, I cannot help but smile when a part of the Italian left tries to be more Muslim than Muslims and more Arab than Arabs. Muslim-majority countries like Egypt and Tunisia have imposed restrictions on children covering their faces in schools. So why, if an Italian school requires a teacher to see a student's face, should this suddenly be considered hostility towards Islam? You cannot expect Italy to be more permissive, religiously, than Muslim countries themselves and then label Italians as intolerant simply because they ask questions. No, protecting your schools is not 'Islamophobia.' Combating Islamist extremism is not 'Islamophobia.' The Muslim Brotherhood created the term 'Islamophobia' to prevent your democracy from criticizing radical Islamists and to make you call a terrorist an 'activist.' The word 'Islamophobia' must never become a remote control with a 'mute' button for every uncomfortable discussion about Islamism. This is where a part of the Italian left dramatically flips the issue: in an attempt to prove their tolerance at all costs, they risk treating Italy's very identity as the only identity that must continually apologize. It is not for the Muslim Brotherhood to set the boundaries of the European debate. Why are you trying to have more Muslim extremists from the Middle East? Italy does not need anyone's permission to remain Italian.” (translated)

The cap of 30% of foreigners in classes has had the merit of clearly showing that for the Left, the transfer of knowledge does not matter but the indoctrination of immigrationism. What matters is not learning math and syntax, but internalizing the idea that immigration is inevitable, necessary, just, and unquestionable. (translated)