Macron pushes to send migrants to French countryside, labels plan an ‘opportunity’ during ‘demographic transition’

 

French President Emmanuel Macron has promised that a new asylum and immigration bill will be tabled from the beginning of 2023, with the French leader highlighting the need to send more migrants into the French countryside during France’s “demographic transition.”

 

At a meeting with prefects on Sept. 15, Macron said the bill will be tabled “from the beginning of 2023,” with the aim of putting an end to an “absurd policy” that he considered to be “inefficient and inhumane.”

 

Macron is pushing for “better distribution” of foreign nationals across France, particularly in “rural areas, which are themselves losing population,” and where “we will have to close classes, probably schools and colleges.” The French leader then claims that these migrants will be better received in these more rural areas.

 

 

Volonté de Macron de répartir les immigrés sur le territoire et notamment dans les "espaces ruraux qui sont en train de perdre de la population": "une formidable opportunité" dans le cadre d'une "transition démographique" selon ses mots aux Préfets... pic.twitter.com/iK4QqsErCj

— Jean Louis (@JL7508) September 19, 2022

 

 

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