Police may break open locks to arrest foreign nationals posing a danger: parliament votes today on controversial law

This afternoon, the parliament votes on a controversial law allowing police to enter private homes to arrest undocumented individuals. Critics argue the law lacks clarity and poses risks, especially for children. Protests against the law occurred in various cities, with thousands participating. The law permits police to act only under specific conditions, such as when individuals pose a threat to public order or national security. Despite opposition from legal experts and organizations, the government argues the law is necessary to deport criminals. The vote is expected to pass, although some within the ruling coalition express concerns.