French government to cancel residence of immigrants against French values

France has announced that it will send the bill to revoke the residence of immigrants acting against the basic values of this country for approval.

According to the plan, which will be discussed in the Senate in November, people will be expelled from France if they oppose the ban on religious symbols in schools or interact with the opposite sex on religious grounds.

French government spokesman Olivier Veran said on Wednesday, October 18, that according to the proposed new law for immigrants in the country, France can deport those whose behaviour does not correspond to the “fundamental values” of France.

With the increase in the security threats of extremist Islamic groups, the Ministry of Interior wants to deal with extremist activities in this country with a strong and quick legal response.