Bruno Retailleau will remain in government if he can “put an end to clandestinity and stem drug trafficking”, warns MP Fabien Di Filippo

François Bayrou begins his third day of consultations on Wednesday with a view to forming his government team.

If Bruno Retailleau remains in government, “it’s not to occupy a position, it’s to show what we are capable of, to put an end to clandestinity and finally stem drug trafficking”reacts Fabien Di Filippo, Republican Right deputy from Moselle, on franceinfo Wednesday December 18 while the resigning Minister of the Interior was again by the Prime Minister in the morning, after having declared a little earlier on BFMTV that he wanted remain in government on condition of being “able to carry out its policy”. François Bayrou begins his third day of consultations with a view to training his team.

Out of the question for the right to “diluted in macronism”insists Fabien Di Filippo. With “the return to Matignon of the First of the Macronists” [François Bayrou]The Republicans have “a substantive requirement”, assures the deputy of Moselle who assures to refuse “the game of chaos like the RN and LFI”.

Two conditions are therefore posed for Bruno Retailleau’s participation in the government, according to the MP: firstly, “to be able to take very strong action against clandestinity”, “because if we want integration to go better again in our country, all people who are present illegally or who benefit from the hospitality of France by spitting on him, do not stay in our country”. Second, have the means to carry out “a merciless fight, zero tolerance, with regard to drug trafficking”.