Le Pen: If you are elected president of France, the priority is for the country

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen promised Tuesday that if he wins the presidential elections scheduled for next year, he will implement a constitutional amendment that enshrines “national priority”, abolishes the right to acquire citizenship due to ties. territorial and deprives non-French people of family allowances.

And Le Pen, who qualified for the second round in the previous presidential elections in 2017, is today, according to polls, in a good position, because the same thing will happen again in the next elections.

During a press conference in Paris, the National Rally Party candidate for the presidential election wondered if “France will remain France or be swept away. via from the torrential flow of massive immigration that will erase our culture, values ​​and ways of life? “

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She added that if she had been elected President of the Republic she would submit to a public referendum a bill “for the control of immigration” aimed at achieving three objectives: “control of the flow of immigrants, protection of French nationality and citizenship, and the primacy of the Constitution and of French law “on European and international law, including the European Treaty of Human Rights and the decisions of the European Court of Justice.

He explained that his draft aims to include provisions in the constitution to “control the entry of foreigners” and “deport foreigners convicted of serious crimes or offenses or undermine public order”, and establishes “national priority” and “prohibits any sectarianism. “

He added that his electoral project also provides for “the abolition of the right to land” (the right to acquire citizenship by association with the French territory), and subject naturalization to “rigorous and proven conditions of integration”.

The far-right candidate has also pledged to stop the principle of family reunification and to grant some government benefits, such as family allowances, “only for the French”.

Le Pen also promised that settlement prevention would become “the norm”, as would the “deportation of foreign offenders”.