Baghdad – IA
The leader of the extreme right in France, Marine Le Pen, has promised that, if she wins the presidential elections scheduled for next year, she will make a constitutional amendment that establishes “national priority,” abolish the right to acquire citizenship due to land ties, and deprive non-French people of family allowances.
Le Pen, who qualified for the second round in the previous presidential elections in 2017, is today, according to opinion polls, in a good position to repeat the same thing in the next elections.
During a press conference held in Paris, the National Rally Party candidate for the presidential elections asked: “Whether France will remain France or will it be swept away by the massive torrent of immigration that will erase our culture, values, and ways of life?”
She added that if she is elected President of the Republic, she will put to a public referendum a draft law to “control immigration” that aims to achieve three goals: “controlling immigrant flows, protecting French nationality and citizenship, and the supremacy of the French constitution and law” over European and international law, including the European Convention on Human Rights and court decisions. European Justice.
She explained that her project aims to include provisions in the constitution that stipulate “controlling the entry of foreigners” and “deporting foreigners who are convicted of committing serious crimes or misdemeanors or undermining public order,” enshrining “national priority” and “prohibiting any sectarian tendency.”
She added that her electoral project also includes “abolishing jus soli” (the right to acquire citizenship due to connection to French territory) and subjecting naturalization to “strict and proven integration conditions.”
The far-right candidate also pledged to stop implementing the principle of family unification, and to make some government benefits, such as family allowances, “allocated exclusively to the French.”
Le Pen also promised that preventing settlements would “become the norm,” as would “the deportation of delinquent foreigners.”
2024-02-03 08:19:30