The President of the Republic today promulgated the Parliament's decree on the granting of asylum, detention and return of foreigners. The promulgation occurred after the Constitutional Court ruled that the legislation is not unconstitutional.
The decree regulates matters related to the status of asylum seekers, as well as detention and removal measures for foreigners in an irregular situation. This is legislation that establishes the procedures and conditions for managing migration flows in the country.
The Constitutional Court's decision was decisive for the President to proceed with the promulgation, eliminating any doubt about the diploma's conformity with the Fundamental Law. The court evaluated the appeals submitted and concluded that the norms in question did not violate the Constitution.
With the promulgation, the decree now enters into force, defining the legal framework applicable to the treatment of asylum situations and the return of foreigners. This legislation aims to establish clearer and more precise rules for the authorities' action in this domain.
