Parliament Extends the Period of Detention of Illegal and Dangerous Aliens
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The Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nunez, welcomed a text that "takes the lessons" from the murder of the young Filipino in 2024, correcting "objective dysfunctions".
This bill, supported by the government, was adopted by 345 votes to 177, in a final vote in the National Assembly on Tuesday. The left denounced a text "as ineffective as it was dangerous", adopted with the votes of the far right.
DECRYPTAGE - MP Renaissance Charles Rodwell's bill was widely voted in the National Assembly this Tuesday afternoon.
The bill, which has been adopted by a Renaissance MP, concerns persons who have been definitively convicted of certain crimes and offences punishable by at least five years in prison. The left denounces a text for the benefit of the "administrative authority".
After its adoption by the Senate on Monday, June 15, the Rodwell bill is still due to pass a final vote on Tuesday, June 16th in the National Assembly. With support from the far right to the centre, the text considerably extends the maximum length of detention in the Administrative Detention Centre (CRA).
Censored by the Constitutional Council in August 2025, a law aimed at extending to 210 days the period of detention of foreigners under OQTF and convicted must be finally passed this Tuesday in the National Assembly. The "Philippine" law of return to the Bourbon Palace. This Tuesday, the National Assembly voted, definitively, the text providing for the prolongation of the retention of dangerous foreigners in administrative detention centres. Spe…
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