Belgium: after the adoption of a controversial bill allowing the police to conduct home visits, its opponents denounce a "Belgian ICE"

The controversial law allowing police to conduct home visits with a judge's approval was adopted by Belgian deputies after intense debates. This occurred amid a political crisis, with Prime Minister Bart de Wever resigning due to budget discussions. The ruling coalition, known as "Arizona," supported the law, while several opposition parties voted against it.

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