The battle promises to be fierce. In the Senate, this Monday, the elected representatives begin the examination of Gérald Darmanin's immigration bill. A text which, despite these multiple postponements, is still not the subject of a political consensus. Both sides have been furnishing these weapons for several months now. Let's take a look at five senators who will be "in the fight" during the debates in the Upper Chamber.
Ian Brossat (Communist Party)
Ian Brossat (Communist Party). ALAIN JOCARD / AFP
Anne Hidalgo's former deputy mayor of Paris has a keen interest in issues related to immigration. He was already in charge of housing, but also "emergency accommodation and the treatment of refugees," he said.
Now a senator for a few weeks, the former head of the Communist Party's list in the European elections intends to lead the fight in the Upper House for the regularisation of illegal workers in so-called "shortage" professions. "It is absurd that entire sectors of our economy rely on workers without...
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