according to wikipedia: in the year 2021, 85,878 babies were born to at least one foreign parent, which makes up 21.5% of all newborns in that year. 20,628 (or 5.2%) were born to foreign fathers, 8,324 or (2.1%) to foreign mothers and 56,926 or (14.2%) to two foreign parents. another set of birth statistics for 2021:   di-e-analisi/articolo.php?articolo_ id=109841 on average in 2021, 30.1% of those born in the north and 23.8% in the centre have at least one foreign parent; in the south and the islands the percentages are 9.2% and 8.6%. in 2021, there were 400,000 births within italy, which averaged out to 1100 newborns within italy per day. of those 1100 daily newborns, at least 220 (20%) of them were non-italian. adding to those non-italian numbers are migrants and/or refugees that arrive legally and illegally by sea, air and land. furthermore, there are non-italians with italian citizenship being falsely counted as italian in the first place, and more non-italians gain italian citizenship per year. then there are backdoor schemes, such as university students and family reunification. compounding further, there are products of out-breeding who are also counted as italian despite being anything but italian.  this begs the question; how many of those births in italy really are italian newborns from italian parents via italian ancestors?
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