Italy's proposed Security Bill, already approved by the Chamber of Deputies, is facing scrutiny as it heads to the Senate.

The bill includes measures to support law enforcement, such as legal fee advances and expanded powers, but has drawn criticism for provisions affecting migrant SIM card sales and incarcerated mothers.

The Quirinale has raised concerns, prompting calls for revisions.

Meanwhile, the government is also exploring a separate "legal shield" for police officers, ensuring they aren't automatically investigated for using their weapons in duty.

Despite the controversy, proponents argue the bill has been thoroughly debated and can be amended later if needed.