Overview
- Lawmakers approved the Rassemblement National text by 185 votes to 184, with five abstentions, in a first-of-its-kind result for the party.
- The parliamentary press office confirmed it is the first time an RN-originated proposal or resolution has been adopted by the National Assembly.
- Parts of the center-right, including members of Horizons, backed the motion, while many Renaissance deputies were absent, including party leader Gabriel Attal.
- Marine Le Pen hailed the outcome and urged Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu to terminate the agreement, though the government has not announced any steps.
- Signed in 1968, the France–Algeria accord grants Algerian nationals facilitated mobility and stay, including expedited 10‑year residence permits and similar status for family reunification.