Guillaume Tabard: "The political hopes of the Minister of the Interior"

In Mayotte, the signal against delinquency and illegal immigration is strong.

It will contribute to chiseling out of Gérald Darmanin the profile of a man of order and execution.

But to earn his stripes as Minister of the Interior who marked Place Beauvau and, even more, as a credible candidate for the chair of head of government, he knows that it is not in this very particular territory that he must notice, but well in the hundred other departments of France.

For this second Macronian mandate, Darmanin had planned to strike a blow.

A major immigration law, carried out jointly with Olivier Dussopt, was to take over from the pension reform.

Exit the legislative cathedral.

For opposite reasons, Yaël Braun-Pivet did not resent the National Assembly, nor Gérard Larcher in the Senate.

Emmanuel Macron gave in to them.

First post-retirement decline.

And now is the time for short, targeted texts.

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The Minister of the Interior must therefore be chomping at the bit.

But…

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