France's Top Court Rules Against Parts Of Immigration Law - Paris
Protestors from non-governmental organizations, trade unions and political parties gather to demonstrate as they hold banners to call for the withdrawal of the immigration law at the Constitutional Council in Paris, France on January 25, 2024. France's Constitutional Council on Thursday rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law that critics call inhumane, in a new blow to President Emmanuel Macron and his government. The council said in a statement that it threw out all or part of 32 of the law's 86 articles, saying they were contrary to the constitution. Macron and lawmakers had sought the body's assessment of the law, passed last year after a torturous debate. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM
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