US EditionThe Obligation to Leave the Territory Was "More Valid": the Prefecture Refuses the Resignation of a Mayor Opposed to the Marriage of a Foreigner Targeted by an Oqtf
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DECRYPTAGE - In Chessy, Seine-et-Marne, Olivier Bourjot, who refuses to validate the marriage of an illegal migrant, is at risk of criminal prosecution. The announcement of his resignation after a court decision revives an explosive debate combining immigration, fundamental freedoms and the role of local elected officials.
The mayor of Chessy, a small town in Seine-et-Marne, who refused to marry a couple whose man was in an irregular situation has resigned. A resignation refused by the prefecture of the department. You are explained this controversy.
The prefecture of Seine-et-Marne refused the resignation of the mayor of Chessy and his deputies, opposed to the marriage of a foreigner who was subject to an obligation to leave French territory.
The prefecture of Seine-et-Marne refused the "request for resignation" of the mayor of Chessy, "as well as those of his deputies", who refused to marry a couple whose groom was under OQTF
"I understand that it is shocking." Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reacted on Wednesday morning on France Info to the affair which has been agitating the commune of Chessy (Seine-et-Marne), revealed on Tuesday in our columns: the resignation elected not to marry a man, under the blow of an OQTF now more active.At the origin of the controversy, a man of forty years old, still present in France despite an OQTF dating from 2022 (which is no longer…
The prefecture of Seine-et-Marne rejected the resignation of the mayor of Chessy and his deputies, opposed to a marriage involving an ex-sub-OQTF, in order to guarantee the continuity of municipal services. The...
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