The French government wants a new immigration law for 2025
The French government wants a new immigration law for 2025
The French government wants a new immigration law for 2025
The success of national populist parties across Europe may have less to do with their appeal than the continued lack of renewal among the political mainstream.
Ana Rita Gil*, Aylin Yildiz
Noorda** & Lucas Ricardo***
* Professor, Law Faculty of the
University of Lisbon, Portugal. Researcher at the Lisbon Public Law. Email:
anaritagil@fd.ulisboa.pt.
** Postdoctoral Researcher at the
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The Macron government is to push through the long-running law, despite many measures being struck out.
Franceโs Constitutional Council on Thursday struck down large parts of a divisive new immigration law that was voted in parliament with the backing of the far right, ruling that the measures go against the constitution.
Ruling invalidates many concessions made by president to gain support of right-wing opposition
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Holloway University of London
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*This blog post draws upon and
updates research for the 5th edition of EU
Justice and Home Affairs Law (OUP,
2023)
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President holds informal talks amid speculation Elisabeth Borne could be ousted as PM.
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Desperate to fulfil a campaign promise, the French president has accepted an impractical, repressive bill praised by Marine Le PenImmigration derangement syndrome is causing havoc on both sides of the Channel, arriving in France this week in the form o…
In todayโs edition of the Capitals, find out more about Macron defending Franceโs new immigration law, Tusk taking the state broadcaster off the air in an effort to depoliticise public media, and so much more.
French President Emmanuel Macron defended the spirit of France’s controversial new immigration law in a French television interview the day after it received the National Assemblyโs greenlight, asserting that it will help counter the far-right’s rise a…
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French President Emmanuel Macron’s government Wednesday rushed to control damage dealt by the adoption of a highly contested immigration bill in parliament. A compromise between the centrist president’s party and the conservatives, the new legislation…
The French government is facing a political crisis after the health minister, Aurรฉlien Rousseau, offered his resignation in protest over a hardline immigration bill. Emmanuel Macronโs ruling centrist party was divided after a strict new immigration law…
French President Emmanuel Macron faced cracks within his ruling alliance on Wednesday as Health Minister Aurรฉlien Rousseau tendered his resignation in protest at a controversial immigration law that the far right’s Marine Le Pen hailed as an “ideologi…
Strict new law contains so many hardline measures that the far-right Marine Le Pen has claimed it as an โideological victoryโEmmanuel Macronโs ruling centrist party was divided and soul-searching on Wednesday after a strict new immigration law was appr…
French president risks crisis in his government after toughened-up reform wins backing of far right
A group of French lawmakers struck a tentative deal on Tuesday on a contested bill that will toughen immigration laws and has highlighted the difficulties for President Emmanuel Macron of running the country with no majority in parliament.ย
French lawmakers and senators prepared to hammer out a compromise over a beleaguered immigration bill on Monday as President Emmanual Macron’s government hoped to salvage what is seen as a flagship reform of his second term. French authorities have be…
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Although the Commission …