ROME, July 8 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing party presented a draft bill on ‌Wednesday to promote the repatriation of convicted foreign ‌offenders and make it easier to strip them of Italian citizenship.

• ​Under the proposal, all non-EU nationals sentenced to more than one year in prison would be deported to their home countries, regardless of whether they consent.

• During a ‌press conference in ⁠parliament, members of Meloni's Brothers of Italy party said deportations would take place under ⁠bilateral agreements to be negotiated with the countries concerned.

• Offenders would have only limited grounds to challenge deportation, including ​the risk ​of inhuman treatment or ​the death penalty in ‌their home country.

• Repatriated prisoners would be barred from returning to Italy.

• Brothers of Italy lawmaker Sara Kelany said the proposal would also broaden the range of offences that could lead to the revocation of Italian ‌citizenship for foreign-born offenders.

• Parliament ​is separately discussing a proposal by ​coalition partner the ​League that would tighten citizenship requirements and ‌make it easier to lose ​Italian nationality.

• ​With a parliamentary election due next year, the League and Brothers of Italy are facing pressure from ​Futuro Nazionale, an ‌emerging far-right anti-immigration movement that polls suggest is ​drawing support away from both parties.

(Reporting by ​Angelo AmanteEditing by Gareth Jones )