An undocumented young Moroccan man says he worked up to ten hours a day in a small supermarket in Essonne. He slept on a sofa in the back room, hoping that this job would one day enable him to regularize his status in France.
A recipient of RSA benefits disputed a €23,323 debt. However, her passports, bank accounts and reimbursed medical expenses revealed that she had spent approximately 22 of 33 months outside France, notably in the Nador region.
The police prefecture refused to regularize a Moroccan employed in the hotel industry since 2022 and had issued him an OQTF. The Paris Administrative Court of Appeal overturned its decisions, ordered the issuance of a residence permit and ordered the state to pay him 1,200 euros.
A man born in Morocco hoped to have €22,255 in debts written off through the over-indebtedness procedure. A CAF investigation into his actual residence in France led the courts to deny him this relief on grounds of bad faith.
A woman living in Morocco with her three children will have to repay 26,505 euros to the CAF. After leaving, she had nevertheless stated three times that she was still living in France and declared that her children were attending school there.
Belgium has already expelled 233 convicted people to Morocco since January, a record. But in Schaerbeek, only 8% of people without residence permits who are detained actually leave the country, according to municipal authorities.
A benefits recipient will have to repay €8,486 to France Travail after French consular services reported his stays in Morocco. A copy of his passport made it possible to trace nine trips that had not been declared.
A man will have to repay €29,567.97 in disabled adults’ allowance to CAF. The investigation established that he spent long periods with his wife and children in Morocco, including 312 days during 2022 alone.
France Travail claimed 129,253 euros from a beneficiary for repeated stays in Morocco. The Nanterre court substantially reduced the debt: his trips did not prove that he had left his usual residence in France.
A Moroccan man challenged the repayment of 2,160.57 euros in activity bonus benefits demanded by the Isère CAF. His Italian residence permit failed to convince the French courts.
A social housing tenant in Antwerp risks losing his home after the discovery of a plot of land he owns jointly with his brother in Morocco. The Court of Cassation considers that having received this property for free does not allow him to evade Flemish rules.
Having arrived clandestinely from Morocco at the age of 9, Rania Kissi was abandoned by her father a year later and grew up in foster families. After experiencing homelessness, the young woman became a legal expert, activist and Paris councillor.