France Tightens Immigration Policy with New Measures

Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau enforces stricter immigration controls and signs a strategic agreement with Morocco.

Bruno Retailleau, France's Interior Minister, has issued a circular demanding stricter enforcement of immigration laws, urging prefects to achieve tangible results.
The circular outlines measures to enhance deportations and limit regularizations, emphasizing the use of all available legal tools to manage immigration effectively.
Retailleau has reached an agreement with Morocco to expedite the return of Moroccan nationals residing illegally in France, aiming to improve cooperation on migration issues.
A recent group deportation of 41 Albanian nationals underscores the government's commitment to enforcing immigration laws more rigorously.
The new policy follows the murder of a student by a foreign national, highlighting the government's focus on public safety in its immigration strategy.