France Has The Largest Muslim Pop In Europe, But Now 'They Want To Deport Them'

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France is 'changing gear' on migrant issues – minister     

November 2, 2022



After the murder of a 12-year-old girl, the French  government says it seeks a new immigration bill that will be "hardline"

France will introduce tough immigration legislation next year, making it easier to deport foreign criminals, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin told Le Monde on Wednesday. Under pressure from the right, Paris is "changing gear," The  bill will be debated in parliament in early 2023. While its specific  provisions remain to be hammered out, the minister said that it will  allow the police and courts to punish criminal aliens more effectively,  while making it easier for legal immigrants to obtain work permits to  shore up the country's labor demand. One of its measures, Darmanin  explained, will strip away three-quarters of the existing grounds for  illegal immigrants to appeal deportation orders. The government will  also remove access to social services for those set to be deported,  remove rules barring long-term residents from deportation, and force the  local authorities to act on expulsion orders.

Why is this better than back home?
Because back home you help yourself or you simply die.

According to Le Monde, France issued 122,000 expulsion orders in 2021  but only enforced 3,200 in the last two years. Although foreigners make  up 7% of the French population, they are responsible for 19% of crimes,  according to figures cited by both Darmanin and French President  Emmanuel Macron. In Paris, foreigners are responsible for half of all  crimes. ... the latest push to tighten up immigration law comes after  the body of a 12-year-old girl was found in a suitcase in Paris with her  throat cut last month. The suspect, charged with raping and murdering  the schoolgirl, is an Algerian woman who had been issued a deportation  order two months previously...

"It  is up to us to enact the strong – sometimes even hardline – measures  that the French want or need, otherwise others will do it for us," Macron has long been pressed by the right to harden his immigration policies, as migrant camps became a familiar sight  on Paris streets under his leadership. Macron has failed to live up to  his 2019 promise to execute 100% of all deportation orders...

France is 'changing gear' on migrant issues – minister — RT World News
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