a professor at the Collège de France, in the 2012 Parlons immigration en 30 questions ("Let's Talk About Immigration in 30 Questions"). In addition to Belgians (nearly 500,000 in 1886 ...

The new text makes being in France without the proper immigration papers an offence, a change demanded by the right. However, the offence is classified as minor and cannot be punished by prison time.

T he French authorities want to adopt a new immigration law next year, a spokeswoman said, as the new right-wing government seeks to crack down on immigration. “There will be a need for a new ...

EU nationals were refused entry in 2024, a number that has barely moved since the pandemic, while voluntary and forced ...

But, as François Héran's latest book, Immigration : Le Grand Déni ("Immigration: The Great Denial"), remarkably explains, France has not ... personne (ou vous) est en train de lire Le Monde ...

Fillon, 59, said that the rate of legal immigration was “too elevated” as France struggles with unemployment, recession, high public debt and forging a sense of “national cohesion”.

On the flip side, if passed, the new immigration law would make it much easier for the government “to expel irregular foreigners” from France. One of the ways it would do that is by reducing ...

As an example, he pointed out that government figures on immigration, which showed France taking in more immigrants than other countries, were contested by researchers Gérard Noiriel, research ...

who had campaigned on immigration concerns. Interior Minister Gerard Collomb has said the law is "balanced" and "aligned with European procedures," arguing that if France did not tighten its laws ...

He was criticised when he tightened the rules on immigration for family reasons and for foreigners wishing to work after graduating in France. Socialist François Hollande was asked in a TV ...