The article provides a critical interpretation of labour law provisions contained in Law Decree no. 20/2023, converted into Law no. 50/2023, on the legal entry flows of non-national workers and the prevention and contrast of irregular migration. The article begins by contextualising the proposal within the background of the Meloni Government’s immigration policies. The paper then addresses the key interpretive issues raised by the Law Decree, including the “new” programming of legal entry flows of non-national workers, the simplified and accelerated work authorisation procedures, and the rules on “out-of-quota” entries. The analysis demon-strates that the solutions adopted are scarcely innovative, are fragmented and fail to reflect a comprehensive understanding of the migration phenomena. Especially, the governance of la-bour migration is ineffective, and it needs a thorough, clear, and structural reform.
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