Belgium's Constitutional Court suspended several strict asylum and migration rules introduced by the government, particularly focusing on family reunification and shelter for asylum seekers. The court's rulings came after NGOs argued that the new laws made family reunification nearly impossible and left many asylum seekers homeless. The court will seek clarification from the European Court of Justice before making a final ruling. Critics view the court's decisions as a setback for the government's tough migration policy, while the Migration Minister insists that Belgium's laws comply with EU regulations.