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Italy law causes polarization
An Italian draft law approved by the Council of Ministers reveals expedited procedures for managing immigration and asylum cases. It includes processing 16,000 applications annually within 12 weeks and detaining migrants for up to 72 hours before their requests are registered. The decree adopts the principle of "You are on Italian territory, but you are not in Italy," allowing for the application of exceptional measures to these cases and reducing the impact of judicial appeals. There are, however, criticisms from human rights and constitutional perspectives regarding the detention of migrants without judicial oversight and the treatment of unaccompanied minors. This approach reflects a security-focused stance that sparks debate over the restriction of fundamental freedoms and the guarantees of human rights.
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