After the long week of the senatorial right in combat, Les Républicains (LR) in the National Assembly are waiting for the text on immigration with "firm footing" but with "circumspection", in the words of their group president. Olivier Marleix did not applaud the compromise with the centrist and LR allies, but he prefers not to comment on the work of his colleagues until this first stage is completed, as he would not appreciate senators interfering in the work of deputies.
Among those who had questioned the risks of the senatorial strategy, some deputies acknowledged that, in the end, Bruno Retailleau had been right to hold out. For her part, Michèle Tabarot, vice-president of the group, readily admits the gains of the right in the Senate while being convinced that the version on which she will have to decide will be widely reviewed and corrected by the law commission in the Assembly. "The right-wing senators have done a good job...
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