It was a stubborn mirage. Sometimes fed by the presidential camp, eager for the support of the right during parliamentary debates on pensions; sometimes encouraged by some LR faces, including Nicolas Sarkozy, hammering that the country would be ungovernable without an alliance with Emmanuel Macron. But now, the day after the head of state's meeting with TF13's "1 Heures" and France 2, the prospect of an agreement, whatever its form, dissipates a little more.
Regarding the text of the law on immigration, subject of painful discussions between the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, and The Republicans, Emmanuel Macron is committed to that, "from the beginning of the school year", the work with the "relative majority in the National Assembly but also the opposition forces" is carried out in order to "build a text". "I am hopeful that the Republican oppositions will help us," he said. Otherwise, he warned, "the Constitution provides paths for texts". A formulation whose ambiguity has not escaped ...
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