Belgium Approves Immigration Law in Brussels 2026.

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The Belgian parliament has passed a controversial law allowing police to enter the homes of migrants suspected of being in the country illegally and detain them. It says the measures can only be applied to those who defy orders to leave or pose a threat to public order and national security. Critics say the law violates fundamental rights.

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A law passed by Belgian parliamentarians could allow the police to forcibly enter houses to find and detain undocumented migrants who have been ordered to leave the country. The measure, which would come into force next spring, is criticized by human rights organisations, which warns that it could turn private homes into areas of immigration law enforcement and could feed fear among families, according to The Guardian.

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Law authorizes immigration department agents to enter houses if they suspect that people live there without documentation. Measures generate revolt from human rights groups, which compare them to ICE action in the USA

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Strong reactions from organizations as the government tightens its grip on illegal immigrants who refuse to leave the country

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Belgium could introduce home searches similar to operations carried out by ICE agencies in the United States, after parliamentarians passed a law that allows the police to enter houses to detain people without legal residence documents. According to The Guardian, human rights organisations warn that the measure could cause fear in [...]