The Koruna epidemic and its closing efforts, according to the French government spokesman Olivier Ferran, have made “irregular deportations” from France more difficult in recent years. He emphasised that France is among the top European nations that have ordered the deportation of immigrants.
In an interview with the news channel “C news,” Olivier Firan said that the issue of deporting people who violate France encounters some challenges on the ground, particularly if the original country declines to accept its subjects. He added that France is attempting to resolve this through diplomatic channels with the countries to which they Immigrants belong, particularly Algeria and Morocco.
A government spokeswoman for France noted that since Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia “refuse” to offer the consular authorizations required for the repatriation of migrants from France, France has decreased the number of lawful visas granted to those nationals around a year and a half ago.
It should be emphasised that the French pain continues in the wake of the murder of a 12-year-old girl; the crime sparked a political discussion in the French parliament about immigration and immigrant laws due to the suspect’s Algerian heritage and a court order to leave French territory.
The Ministry of Interior reports that in 2021, there was an 8 percent rise in all “deportations” of foreign nationals.
2% less than in 2020 (13403 versus 12384), but still much below the pre-Kofid level in 2019 (23746 expulsions). Only 30% of French land departures are carried out at the moment, in part because of the numerous and complicated judicial appeals.
France: As one of the first nations in Europe to mandate the repatriation of immigrants,
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