French presidential hopeful sparks outrage with bizarre remote island migrant plan

The "central block" came to remember to the good memory of our columnist, the writer Jérôme Leroy, thanks to two notable outputs. First that of Elizabeth Borne who seems to see the school as an antechamber of the labour market, then that of Laurent Wauquiez who would like us to send the OQTFs to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon.

Laurent Wauquiez, head of the group of the French governing party Les Républicains, would prefer to lock foreigners on Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, 4300 kilometres from Paris.

Laurent Wauquiez, in search of visibility for his campaign at the head of the Republicans, tried to shake the political landscape by proposing to send people under OQTF to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon.

Current values. Laurent Wauquiez proposed to lock the OQTFs considered to be dangerous in the overseas territory Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. Is it a real or a false good idea? Fernand Gontier. This proposal is totally stupid... It will be taken to its own trap, because it will have to be argued, to give it a feasible aspect. It will be impossible, it is a technical absurdity. Today we have about thirty causes of failure in the execution of OQTFs. …

French presidential hopeful sparks outrage with bizarre remote island migrant plan

Even far-right leader Marine Le Pen criticised Laurent Wauquiez's Saint Pierre and Miquelon idea

Outrage after France lawmaker suggests deporting migrants to Atlantic islands

A senior figure in France's main right-wing party has sparked outrage in France by suggesting "dangerous" foreigners who refuse to leave the country should be sent instead to wind-swept French islands off Canada in the north Atlantic.