Premier Giorgia Meloni Goes to the Dark Side: Globalism

Last June, Premier Giorgia Meloni’s government authorized the entry of 500,000 foreign workers for the next three-year period, 2026 to 2028. This is an increase over the current three-year period, when it greenlit 450,000 entries. The new quotas were agreed upon during a cabinet meeting. In a press statement from the Prime Minister’s office, the government underlined that they believe these additional migrant workers are “indispensable for the national economic and productive system and not otherwise available.” The Italian government is now poised to approve the next multi-year immigration quota decree, or Decreto Flussi, which will authorize 497,550 new work-visa places for non-EU nationals between 2026 and 2028. A draft seen by national daily La Sicilia allocates 164,850 slots in 2026,