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Tough French Immigration Laws
It looks like France is now concerned about Schengen, after all how would illegal immigrants get to France without it.
//The bill shortens asylum application deadlines, doubles the time for which illegal migrants can be detained, and introduces a one-year prison sentence for entering France illegally.//
//The bill shortens asylum application deadlines, doubles the time for which illegal migrants can be detained, and introduces a one-year prison sentence for entering France illegally.//
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good point YMB, the government probably are trying to pre empt the mood of the French people especially after Brexit when their dues will at least double. The indiginous French may well decide that Frexit is the way. They'll probably not get a chance to vote directly but a French Farage may well force their hand as Dave's was in in order to win in 2015.
// all the illegals over to the UK via Calais.//
complete twaddle again - standard for AB
the French have their own problems as they integrated Morocco Tunisia and ALgeria into the political mainland / main frame
( like you know ( but there wasnt ) an MP for Bombay sitting in the House of COmmons )
The one just sentenced to day ( 20y - Brussels) was Belgian - here is one of his pals
https:/
hey you know about fraudsters and grenfell
same problems en France
https:/
oo-la-la!
complete twaddle again - standard for AB
the French have their own problems as they integrated Morocco Tunisia and ALgeria into the political mainland / main frame
( like you know ( but there wasnt ) an MP for Bombay sitting in the House of COmmons )
The one just sentenced to day ( 20y - Brussels) was Belgian - here is one of his pals
https:/
hey you know about fraudsters and grenfell
same problems en France
https:/
oo-la-la!
cant find the current thing about legislation
but here is the Fransh view of an AB fave - Katie Hopkins
http://
but here is the Fransh view of an AB fave - Katie Hopkins
http://
They've always been hot on who is in France. After a short interval during which the 'Carte de Sejour' was abolished (early 2000s) it was reintroduced and you had to report to the local Marie to register. They knew exactly who was where in France, you could not function there without the documentation. This influx of migrants has stunned them.
Most people don't know that in the mid 2000s France imposed a residency law which effectively withdrew access to social and health services for anyone not born in France. Thousands of British ex-pats were affected (I was involved in our area.) We'd lived there 6 years, registered for tax, received and paid our USSFAR demands (Nat. Ins.) exactly as did French-born residents.
Our rights were withdrawn on the basis that we were foreigners. Try that one for racism! A dear friend comitted suicide because hecould not afford the private health insurance that was then demanded instead. (He also had previously paid into the system.)
France is for France and the French. Anyone who forgets that does so at their and our peril.
Most people don't know that in the mid 2000s France imposed a residency law which effectively withdrew access to social and health services for anyone not born in France. Thousands of British ex-pats were affected (I was involved in our area.) We'd lived there 6 years, registered for tax, received and paid our USSFAR demands (Nat. Ins.) exactly as did French-born residents.
Our rights were withdrawn on the basis that we were foreigners. Try that one for racism! A dear friend comitted suicide because hecould not afford the private health insurance that was then demanded instead. (He also had previously paid into the system.)
France is for France and the French. Anyone who forgets that does so at their and our peril.
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