French Government Faces Backlash Over New Immigration Law Proposal
The Barnier administration seeks to toughen immigration policies amid political tension and budgetary challenges.
- The French government plans to introduce a new immigration law in early 2025, aiming to extend detention periods for undocumented migrants.
- Prime Minister Michel Barnier's coalition, reliant on center-right and far-right support, faces criticism for aligning with extreme right-wing policies.
- Political tensions rise as the government navigates budgetary constraints, with regional budgets like Nouvelle-Aquitaine experiencing significant delays.
- Despite a reduction in parliamentary amendments, the proposed 2025 budget faces scrutiny for its austerity measures and potential use of Article 49.3.
- Internal disagreements and coordination challenges within Barnier's government highlight the complexity of managing diverse political demands.
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