The Italian Chamber of Deputies has approved a final version of the 'security-migrants' decree, which includes measures related to justice reform and the implementation of the European Union’s Migration and Asylum Pact. The law was passed with 165 votes in favor and 80 against, after passing through the Senate. It introduces changes to the bar exam process, including a single annual session with three components, and updates professional liability rules for notaries. The legislation also implements EU directives on migration and asylum, such as requiring new identification documents with biometric data for asylum seekers and allowing police to detain foreigners up to 72 hours for security checks. Critics argue the bill combines unrelated topics and raises concerns over rights violations.
Bias read (Center): While the article presents criticism from opposition parties regarding the rushed nature of the legislation and its potential infringement on fundamental rights, it does not exhibit clear ideological leaning. The reporting remains balanced by presenting both the government's justification and the反对派



