Overview
- The National Assembly adopted the RN-authored resolution by 185–184, the first time a text from the party has passed the chamber.
- Votes from parts of Les Républicains and Horizons helped secure passage, while absences among Ensemble deputies, including Gabriel Attal, were sharply criticized.
- Though symbolic and without legal effect, Marine Le Pen called on the government to take the chamber’s position into account.
- The government signaled it prefers to pursue renegotiation with Algeria to avoid worsening tensions, rather than endorse a unilateral denunciation.
- The RN’s push to reintroduce the criminal offense of illegal stay remains on the agenda, but legal analysts note strong constraints from European law and prior constitutional rulings.