Italy’s Tough Citizenship Laws Face a Challenge: Referendum to Ease Requirements

A referendum aimed at easing Italy’s strict citizenship laws, initiated by pro-migrant groups and opposition parties, has gathered enough signatures to trigger a public vote. The proposal seeks to shorten the residency period for naturalization from 10 to 5 years and allow immediate citizenship inheritance for children. The referendum, if successful, could impact the lives of millions of foreigners residing in Italy.

Latitude Group Expands to Denver, Offering U.S. Clients Global Mobility Solutions

Latitude Group, a leading provider of residency and citizenship solutions, has opened a new office in Denver, Colorado, to cater to the growing demand for international residency and citizenship options among American clients. The Denver office will provide personalized advice and strategies for individuals seeking Golden Visas and alternative citizenship pathways in Europe and the Caribbean.

House GOP to Tie Citizenship Voting Requirement to Spending Bill

House Republicans are planning to attach a requirement for proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections to a short-term spending bill, aiming to force a showdown with Democrats ahead of the midterm elections. The move, supported by former President Trump, has garnered support from conservatives who cite concerns about voter fraud and the potential for non-citizens to vote in federal elections. However, the plan faces opposition from Democrats and some Republicans who see it as a solution looking for a problem.

Indian Citizenship Certificates Issued Under Amended Rules

The Ministry of Home Affairs has commenced issuing citizenship certificates to eligible applicants under the Citizenship (Amendment) Rules. On Wednesday, Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla presented certificates to 14 individuals in New Delhi. The development marks the implementation of the rules, which were notified several months after the enactment of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in 2019.

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