Japan's government and ruling bloc plan to extend the ongoing parliamentary session by up to around 10 days beyond June 21 to ensure the passage of two controversial bills on tighter immigration rules and increasing the defense budget, ruling lawmakers said Tuesday.In an attempt to block the revision bill on immigration control, the leading opposition party submitted a censure motion against Justice Minister Ken Saito, who is in charge of the legislation.But the motion is expected to be voted down Wednesday in the upper house, controlled by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's Liberal Democratic …READ FULL ARTICLE
