Édouard Philippe Toughens His Stance on Immigration in Mayotte
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While visiting Mayotte on 21 and 22 August for his presidential campaign, Édouard Philippe announced numerous proposals to regulate immigration on the archipelago and rebuild it after Cyclone Chido. Illegal immigration to the heart of Edward Philippe's campaign. On the way to Mayotte on 21 and 22 August, the former Prime Minister made many promises regarding the fight against illegal immigration in the ultramarine department. "If we really want …
Birthright citizenship, suspension of asylum applications, a strengthened maritime presence, and the creation of a return center in East Africa: upon arriving in Mayotte on Friday, Édouard Philippe unveiled several proposals aimed at "regaining control" of immigration on the island. The former Prime Minister and candidate for the 2027 presidential election, Édouard Philippe, who arrived in Mayotte on Friday, chose to place immigration at the hea…
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