It is a bonkers mess.
Guest of France 2 Thursday evening, Yannick Jadot had to put things straight after the declaration of the national secretary of EELV Presidential 2022: the ecologist Julien Bayou defends the “regularization of all undocumented migrants”
“all undocumented migrants »
- historic proposal of the ecological party.
"
We will do it on a case-by-case basis,
" hammered the leader EELV before spelling out the cases of several undocumented employees who had made the headlines.
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A few days ago, it was his former opponent in the EELV primary Sandrine Rousseau who had adopted a position similar to that of the party boss.
“
I am for immigration, I am for welcoming immigrants to France.
I am for their naturalization and for the fact that they become French,
”said the feminist activist in an interview with
Brain
and Radio Parleur on Tuesday.
What to cause some tension in the campaign team of Yannick Jadot.
“Human obligations”, for Jadot
However, this does not rule out the need to act on this issue. "
How many undocumented housekeepers and construction workers are working?" What I want to do is make situations where people are no longer deportable, we have to regularize these people,
”said the former MEP. In a context where the right has taken up the issue of migration during its pre-Congress debates, Yannick Jadot - who is struggling to take off in opinion polls - wishes to impose himself on the left and "
sees no problem with immigration to France today
”. Migrants, refugees, family reunification ... So many issues that come under
"human obligations"
for the candidate forpresidential election.
If Yannick Jadot wants clarification from the right - "
who no longer have much republican
" - on their proposals concerning labor immigration or family reunification, the former Greenpeace activist pleads for a "
European migration policy (...).
to avoid being in the hands of dictators.
Earlier this week, the presidential candidate was also in favor of welcoming migrants stranded in Belarus, on the border with Poland.
