France moves to tighten immigration laws with marriage ban for undocumented immigrants

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Senators adopted this text on Thursday, January 20, with the approval of the right-centric majority of the upper chamber and despite the clear opposition of the left, which brandishes the unfavourable jurisprudence of the Constitutional Council.

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This bill, supported by Gérald Darmanin and Bruno Retailleau but contrary to constitutional jurisprudence, still has to pass through the National Assembly before it is finally adopted.

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Senators adopted this text at first reading at 227 votes to 110, with the approval of the right-centric majority of the upper chamber and despite the clear opposition of the left.

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France To Ban Marriage For Illegal Immigrants - The Zambian Observer

French Senate on Thursday approved a controversial bill that would ban undocumented immigrants from getting married in the country. The move which has sparked constitutional concerns and criticism from the left was backed by Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau and Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin. The legislation was passed in the upper house after 227 votes in […] The post France To Ban Marriage For Illegal Immigrants first appeared on The Zambi…

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France moves to ban marriage for undocumented migrants

France’s Senate on Thursday backed a bill to ban undocumented immigrants from getting married in France as the government seeks to clamp down on illegal immigration, in a draft law the left has described as unconstitutional. The legislation backed by immigration hardliners Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau and Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin was approved by the […] The post France moves to ban marriage for undocumented migrants appeared first …

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France moves to tighten immigration laws with marriage ban for undocumented immigrants

The legislation, supported by hardline immigration officials such as Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau and Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin, now moves to the National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, for further consideration.