Ms. Bajrami, Elvis’ mother can finally file the “private and family life” file in accordance with the Valls circular of November 28, 2012 and stay alongside her 17-year-old son. She received this Tuesday, January 26 in the prefecture of Côte-d’Or, a receipt, prelude to the effective residence permit. In a press release sent to the editorial staff of France Bleu Bourgogne, the LAIC collective is therefore delighted with this victory and thanks those who supported Elvis and his parents.
“Elvis, we are proud that you are staying at Le Castel high school and that your mother can live serenely with you, in Dijon, without fear of the next day. Our duty as teachers is to support our students, all our students and that is what we are doing and will continue to do. Long live justice and solidarity which make the most beautiful victories! “ concluded the press release.
A positive outcome thanks to the Valls circular?
The Valls circular of November 28, 2012 authorizes families who justify a presence of at least five years on the territory and three years of schooling for a child to apply for a residence permit. The threat of the expulsion of Elvis and his family had mobilized the students of the high school “Le Castel” in Dijon. The case was also raised by Cyril Hanouna, the moderator of TPMP on C8. For Marine Bignon, teacher and member of the LAIC collective (Le Castel international reception school), today is a great victory.
We are happy that he can continue his studies and pass his baccalaureate next year – Marine Bignon
Other cases in Côte-d’Or?
If the future seems to brighten up for Elvis, other young high school students are in the same situation and are waiting to be able to regularize their situation, as Marine Bignon asserts. They would be between 4 and 6 in the same case as the young Elvis according to the teacher.
Elvis and his mother should receive their residence permit within a few weeks.
