The left-wing and environmental parties appealed the law to the Constitutional Council, which plans to decide on the constitutionality of the text next Thursday. The government approved the text with the votes – necessary because it did not have a majority – of Le Pen’s extreme right.
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated across France this Sunday against the issues being discussed immigration lawfour days before the Constitutional Council announces its decision on the validity of the standard.
A total of 164 gears They were called upon across the country to protest what organizers considered “a dangerous turn in the history of our Republic,” according to the call manifesto signed by 201 figures from different areas of public life.
He Ministry of Internal Affairs has settled 75,000 protesters across the country, while for the CGT trade unionthe second most important in the country 150,000.
In Paris, those present – 16,000 according to the police prefecture – marched between two symbolic places, the Place du Trocadéro and the monumental complex Les Invalides.
Participants included figures from the arts and politics, such as the leaders of the Socialist Party, Olivier Faure, and the Communist Party, Fabien Roussel.
The Constitutional Council plans to decide next Thursday on the constitutionality of the law, which was approved last December with votes in favor of Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally (RN).
The law, The proposal, which was approved by both houses of parliament in mid-December, includes conservative-inspired measures, as the government does not have a majority in the legislature and needs the support of the traditional right.
These measures include tightening social benefits, reclaiming crimes related to illegal residence or tightening family reunification.
The left-wing and environmental parties On December 22, they presented a source for him Constitutional Councilbecause in his opinion no fewer than 24 articles of law are contrary to the French Constitution.
Source: EITB
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