In a renewed push for citizenship reform, Antonio Tajani of Forza Italia is fervently advocating for the "ius scholae" policy, which would grant citizenship to children of immigrants who have completed a school cycle in Italy.

This initiative is gaining traction within the party, as Tajani emphasizes its potential electoral appeal.

The policy aligns with the views of the late Silvio Berlusconi, who believed that children of foreigners living in Italy should be granted citizenship if they have been educated in the country, enabling them to speak the language and understand Italian culture.

Forza Italia has reiterated its commitment to this stance, highlighting Berlusconi's support for the policy on social media.

The party's consistent advocacy for "ius scholae" reflects a strategic move to address the needs of immigrant families and integrate them into Italian society.