the Barnier government estimates that “a new “immigration” law” will be necessary in 2025

the Barnier government estimates that “a new “immigration” law” will be necessary in 2025
the Barnier government estimates that “a new “immigration” law” will be necessary in 2025

“A new “immigration” law” necessary in 2025, declares government spokesperson

“A new “immigration” law will be needed to adapt a certain number of provisions”said Sunday https://twitter.com/BFMTV/status/1845409410182472038 government spokesperson Maud Bregeon.

Returning in particular to the proposal of the Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, to extend the period of detention of foreigners in an irregular situation in “dangerous profiles”Mme Bregeon announced that legislative proposals would be presented “rather at the beginning of 2025”. “We are not stopping ourselves from thinking about other arrangements”she added.

“There must be no taboo when it comes to protecting the French”she judged. Maud Bregeon also defended Mr. Retailleau, who had estimated that “the rule of law [n’était] not intangible nor sacred”. “Bruno Retailleau, whose mission is to guarantee the security of the French, you’re not going to have to apologize for having ideas,” she said.

The previous law on the subject, promulgated on January 26, 2024, was the subject of very tense debates in Parliament as well as within the former presidential majority. And the Macronist camp was able to have the text voted on thanks to the abstention of the deputies of the National Rally (RN).

For the new bill, “we will discuss with all the parliamentary groups”said Maud Bregeon. “We are not going to seek support from the National Rally”she assured, while Marine Le Pen, leader of the RN deputies, made the absence of a new law on immigration a “red line” which could trigger government censorship.

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