The debate over the 'ius scholae' citizenship law continues to divide Italian political parties.

Forza Italia advocates for the law, emphasizing its role in promoting social inclusion and generational renewal, as outlined in their 2022 election program.

However, the proposal faces strong opposition from coalition partners like the Lega and Fratelli d'Italia, who argue it is not a government priority.

The Lega's Matteo Salvini and Fratelli d'Italia's Tommaso Foti have both dismissed the proposal, citing existing laws as sufficient.

Meanwhile, the Democratic Party and other opposition groups see potential for cross-party support, urging immediate discussions.

The ongoing debate highlights the tension within the ruling coalition and the broader political landscape in Italy.