The French government is gearing up to introduce a new immigration law next year in an effort to tighten policies and crack down on undocumented migration. Spearheaded by government spokeswoman Maud Bregeon, the proposed law aims to extend the detention period for dangerous undocumented migrants and strengthen border controls.
The push for stricter immigration measures comes in the wake of a tragic incident in Paris where a student was raped and murdered by a suspected Moroccan attacker, fueling public debate on migration issues.
Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, known for his hardline stance on immigration, is leading the charge to reinforce enforcement of expulsion orders and reinstate the offense of illegal residence.
While some dissenting voices argue that a new law may not be a top priority, Michel Barnier’s government remains steadfast in its mission to protect France by controlling its borders effectively.
Stay tuned for further updates as the French government gears up to introduce a series of new immigration measures to tackle the ongoing issue of undocumented migration.