Restriction of the granting of visas, "
police
"
management
of immigration, hardening of access for foreigners to healthcare ... In its report published Tuesday, November 16, the parliamentary committee of inquiry on migration does not spare government policy.
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At the end of six months of hearings and field work carried out by the deputy Sonia Krimi, from the left wing of LREM, the committee made thirty recommendations to “
find pragmatic and humane solutions
” to immigration. .
The government tightened the conditions of access to health care for exiles in 2019?
The three-month waiting period must be removed so that asylum seekers can immediately benefit from universal health protection, recommends the commission.
"
End the zero point policy
"
In Calais, where the government had to send a mediator at the end of October to demine a crisis symbolized by the hunger strike by activists? We must "
put an end to the zero point policy
", which leads to almost daily dismantling of camps, according to the report. This document, which is unlikely to be taken up by the executive five months before the presidential election, proposes a reform of the management of the migration issue, which according to the commission must leave the bosom of the Ministry of the Interior to "
go beyond the only police management of immigration
”.
It therefore proposes the creation of a high commission for immigration to the Prime Minister, which would have an interministerial scope.
The committee also calls for "
not to penalize the populations by a drastic reduction in the issuance of visas
": at the end of September, the government announced that it had drastically reduced the number of visas granted to the Maghreb countries to force them to issue more permits. pass consular, essential to expel foreigners in an irregular situation.
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The recommendations of the commission "
come down (...) to a unraveling of the current management of the migration policy of our country, on the grounds that, under the responsibility of the Ministry of the Interior, it would have a too security orientation
", regrets the deputy. from the North Vincent Ledoux (Agir), the only parliamentarian to abstain last week during the vote on the report to the committee.
The deputy deplores an "
impressionist addition of proposals
", "
even though no global and quantified assessment of the financial and human resources that the State and all public actors devote to the various aspects of migration policy, nor of their effectiveness
”.
