Präsidentschaftswahlen 2022 und die Folgen

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Ich stelle es mal hier ein, da es mutmaßlich Fernwirkungen gegeben hat, ggf. aber bitte woanders hin verschieben:

French parliament rejects Macron's immigration bill in surprise vote

The French parliament on Monday voted down a flagship immigration bill of President Emmanuel Macron’s government, prompting his high-profile interior minister to offer to resign over the “failure”.

Macron rejected the offer from Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin to step down, instead ordering him to find new ways to break the deadlock and push the legislation through. In a stunning setback for the government, the lower-house National Assembly adopted a motion to reject the controversial immigration bill without even debating it. [...]

Originally proposed by Macron’s centrist government with a mix of steps to expel more undocumented people and improve migrants’ integration, the text of the bill leans firmly towards enforcement after its passage through the Senate, which is controlled by the right. Speaking at the National Assembly, Darmanin defended the bill, which further restricts the ability for migrants to bring family members into France, birthright citizenship and welfare benefits. He urged lawmakers not to join forces to vote on the rejection motion put forward by the Greens. Despite his pleas, the National Assembly backed the motion to reject the bill by 270 votes to 265. [...]

“It is a failure, obviously,” Darmanin told TF1 television. “I want to give the police, the gendarmes, the prefects, the magistrates the means to fight against irregular immigration.” [...] But far-right figurehead Marine Le Pen said she was “delighted” with the result, saying it had “protected the French from a migratory tidal wave”. “It feels like the end of the road for his law and therefore for him,” hard-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon said of Darmanin on X (formerly Twitter). On Sunday, Macron said restricting the right of asylum would be a mistake as he spoke during a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

https://www.france24.com/en/france/20231...prise-vote

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