I believe you need Italian ancestry to become an Italian citizen. It's a piece of immigration and not the whole pie, but could've been the intention.

If you are an EU citizen, you can live in Italy without any kind of visa. And also the requirements to get italian citizenship are shorter.

As a matter of fact there is no need whatever to get italian (or any other EU country) citizenship, if you are a citizen of any country in the EU you only need to register to the local authority as resident (after 3 months of staying).

If you really want the italian citizenship, you can ask for it after 4 years of (registered) residency in Italy.

Fratelli d'Italia (the party that is going to win the election and lead the next government) propose in his program to exit from EU, even if not explictly.

Ah, well, then they will propose it covertly?

Like - say - let's remain in the EU for the moment, but let's deprive non-italain EU citizens of their fundamental right to establish their residence in Italy (or in any other EU country).

https://ec.europa.eu/info/policies/justice-and-fundamental-r...

Look here: https://www.fratelli-italia.it/programma.pdf at point 2:

> Ridiscussione di tutti i trattati UE a partire dal fiscal compact e dall’euro.

This seems clear to me, it's just a nice way to say: we would like to exit from UE and Euro.