The Constitutional Court (TC) validated the new version of the Foreigners' Law and the Nationality Law, unlike what happened with a previous version of these decrees, which had been rejected by the same court. The decree was approved without the Government needing to adjust the text to comply with constitutional requirements.
The article discusses the new deportation and asylum rules that come into effect with this legislation, but does not specify what these concrete changes are. The news piece leaves open the question of what will effectively change, suggesting that this information will be developed in other parts of the publication.
This validation marks a significant difference compared to the previous legislative process, which had resulted in a rejection by the TC and the need for complete reformulation of the decrees by the Executive.
