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Italy’s highest court strengthens citizenship claims by descendants of Italian emigrants
Italy’s highest court ruled that children born with dual Italian and foreign citizenship do not automatically lose Italian citizenship if a parent later naturalizes abroad. The decision resolves the 'Minor Issue,' allowing descendants of Italian emigrants to claim citizenship by bloodline, particularly affecting families in North and South America.
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