Bardella Advocates National Law Supremacy Over EU Regulations in Migration Policy
Bardella Advocates National Law Supremacy Over EU Regulations in Migration Policy
In a recent interview, Jordan Bardella, leader of the Rassemblement National, emphasized the need for France to prioritize national law over European regulations regarding migration. He outlined plans for a restrictive immigration policy, including a referendum to establish constitutional authority over EU law.
Bardella articulated his vision for a significant shift in France’s immigration approach, proposing that citizenship should no longer be automatically granted to those born in France and advocating for the processing of asylum applications in applicants’ home countries. He criticized the EU’s current migration framework and called for reforms to the Schengen Agreement, asserting that the free movement of people should be limited to EU citizens only. Bardella’s remarks reflect a broader trend among European nationalist parties advocating for increased sovereignty in immigration matters.
For journalistic integrity, this report was summarized from: faz.net
