Marine Le Pen stated on Sunday, July 10, that she supports the Interior Minister's proposal of expulsion "any foreigner who has committed serious acts". The leader of the National Rally deputies said that he would expel foreigners who are guilty of misdemeanors and crimes. Darmanin stated that he would allow the expulsion of any foreigner found guilty by the courts of a serious offense, regardless of where they are located.
We will sign with both our hands if Mr. Darmanin wishes to expel foreigners convicted of crimes or misdemeanors. We will also improve his text to make him perform better. This text has been part of our project for many years. @BFMTV
The law today establishes conditions that prevent foreigners from entering the territory, notably if they arrive before 13 years old. This provision is not something the minister would like to ignore. This measure should be integrated in the future orientation-programming law of the Ministry of the Interior.
Olivier Veran, government spokesperson, said that "it's part of elements that show that one word of French was heard during legislative campaign" in the Grand Jury program on RTL-LCI Le Figaro sunday. He said that the proposal "must be capable of uniting beyond our sole majority".
