French PM Plans Limit Access to Benefits for Foreigners in France
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The Alert collective, which brings together nearly 40 anti-poverty associations, considers that such a measure would raise "serious questions with regard to our constitutional principles and our European commitments".
In the context of the 2027 budget, Sébastien Lecornu envisages a waiting period for foreigners to have access to certain social benefits. The Prime Minister defends a "common sense" measure, which is part of a plan of €54 billion savings.
The Prime Minister wishes to introduce a waiting period for certain social benefits to foreigners "who are not dependent on work".
Some may consider this to be a symbolic measure, while others, on the other hand, will probably scream at the right-wing measure" but "it is a measure of common sense," the Prime Minister says about this measure on allowances that do not depend on work.
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