With the tightening of regularization measures, undocumented immigrants in France seeking to obtain exceptional admission to stay (AES) are hitting a wall.
Moroccans, Algerians, and Tunisians are the foreign-origin individuals most affected by the revocation of French nationality.
In Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne), a young heavily intoxicated Moroccan woman and a man were arrested, placed in custody, then in detention after a violent confrontation with police officers during a nighttime intervention in a building. Their trial is expected to open before the Montauban criminal court this Tuesday.
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is making a visit to Rabat this Sunday. The objective is to "consolidate the progress" with the kingdom, "particularly regarding consular laissez-passer."
Police arrested an Algerian illegal immigrant who threatened to kill the Moroccan vice-consul in Marseille and bit a security guard.
Since Friday, Saharan sand has returned to Lyon, with a risk of deteriorating air quality.
Several Moroccan businessmen are in the sights of the Moroccan Foreign Exchange Office. An in-depth investigation has been launched regarding the alleged use of "offshore" bank accounts, located in particular in the Bahamas and Saint Lucia, to acquire prestigious real estate in the heart of Paris.
Barely had he announced the opening of his restaurant in the Plan Cabanes neighborhood of Montpellier when a Muslim couple became the target of racist and Islamophobic insults.
The judicial police services in Casablanca arrested a 38-year-old French national this Thursday.
The Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, who is also running for the presidency of the Les Républicains party, presented the guidelines of his immigration policy during a conference on Thursday. He stated that he wants a policy of "rupture" and announced several "upcoming projects" on this subject.
Deprived of her right to attend the trial of her former partner, a victim of domestic violence has sued the State for administrative dysfunction before the Paris judicial court.
In France, many foreigners in a regular situation risk finding themselves without papers due to abnormally long delays in renewing their residence permits.