Overview
- For the first time, a Rassemblement National text was adopted in the chamber, marking a symbolic parliamentary milestone for the party.
- The measure passed 185–184 with support from RN and UDR plus parts of Les Républicains and Horizons, as low participation in the presidential camp drew sharp criticism.
- The 1968 agreement grants Algerian nationals specific immigration and residence provisions that have become a flashpoint in strained bilateral relations.
- Ministers said the government would take note of the vote but emphasized that any change would come through talks with Algiers rather than unilateral termination.
- An RN push to reinstate the criminal offense of illegal stay, backed by LR and Horizons in committee, faced hurdles in the hemicycle and did not pass.