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What does the future bill, presented by Bruno Retailleau, contain at the start of next year?

Arthur de Laborde / Photo credit: Daniel Pier / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP 06:15, October 15, 2024, modified at 06:28, October 15, 2024

The government announced on Sunday a new law on immigration, the examination of which could begin as early as “early 2025” in Parliament, just one year after the previous text on the subject which had fractured the majority in the National Assembly. Find out what the text might contain.

This is a subject likely to shatter the alliance between the macronie and the right. Government spokesperson Maud Bregeon announced this Sunday a new immigration law “at the start of 2025”. But concretely, what could this text contain?

The CRAs in the viewfinder of Bruno Retailleau

To learn lessons after the death of Philippine, a student killed in the Bois de Boulogne whose main suspect is a Moroccan under OQTF, the government could first extend the maximum period of detention in administrative centers for the most dangerous foreigners in an irregular situation. The executive could therefore extend it from 90 to 210 days. Bruno Retailleau also wishes to reintroduce several of the measures which appeared in the immigration law adopted at the beginning of the year but which had been censored by the Constitutional Council, considered as legislative cavaliers.

Thus the Minister of the Interior, who himself drafted a large part of these measures when he was boss of LR senators, wishes in particular to reestablish the offense of illegal residence, to tighten the conditions of access to social benefits for foreigners , reform state medical aid or even restrict family reunification.

So many proposals which augur heated debates, particularly within the alliance between the right and the macronie. Matignon also promises that the content of the future law will be the subject of in-depth dialogue with all parliamentarians.

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