Meloni responds to accusations from the opposition and defends her record on immigration: "We have prevented 80,000 entries." The plan for return hubs in Rwanda. FdI prepares for the October campaign

The Prime Minister takes to social media: “Let’s press ahead with deportations”. In committee, the Home Secretary defends the government’s line: “No ideological battle with Sánchez. No to Dublin cases”. The other front with Berlin

“The decision to suspend the Schengen Agreement will not be reviewed before 15 August.” The Home Secretary addressed the Parliamentary Committee responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Schengen Agreement, overseeing Europol’s activities, and monitoring and supervising immigration matters. Live coverage

The clearance of the occupation on Via Napoleone III could be the icing on the cake of his ministerial term, characterised by a focus on ‘legality’, before handing over the reins at the Ministry of the Interior to Salvini in the run-up to the election campaign

The term of office of ANAC President Giovanni Busia expires on 11 September. Giorgetti and Meloni are aware that the only way to support the Carroccio and prevent it from collapsing is to hand the Ministry of the Interior over to its secretary

Just two years ago, Trump supporters were criticising Biden for his talks with China. The Italian example of cooperation with Beijing

At the conclusion of the informal EU Council meeting, interior ministers emphasised the importance of developing partnerships that create the right opportunities for people in their countries of origin. However, there was no mention of eliminating pull factors. Piantedosi: “Enough with the taboos.” But the issue of EU funding for extraterritorial hubs remains unresolved

Since yesterday, a ‘ranking list’ has been doing the rounds in ministers’ chat groups, bringing a smile to some and a sense of gloom to those at the bottom. It is not known who commissioned it, but the criteria are clear: results, adherence to the PNRR timetable, and dossier management

The new security bill amends a provision of the Civil Code: anyone defending themselves against a crime is not liable to pay compensation to their attacker. However, the measure – which was inspired by the case of the Piedmontese jeweller and passed the day before the Supreme Court’s ruling – cannot be applied in his case. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court judges have ruled: the sentence of fourteen years and nine months is now final