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As another step to help combat Islamic encroachment, immigration minister Eric Besson is proposing a new bill (via Islam in Europe):

AFP - The French government unveiled a bill on Wednesday to toughen immigration rules and impose strict penalties on anyone employing foreigners without work permits, raising howls of protest from human rights groups.

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Immigration Minister Eric Besson, who has recently backed calls for a French ban on the full-face Muslim veil, or burqa, presented the bill to the cabinet on Wednesday.

Amongst the measures was a move to increase the time illegal immigrants can be held in detention to 45 days from 32, after which the authorities have to make a decision on whether to expel them or further investigate their request for asylum.

It also postpones the moment that a judge can review their case, leaving it up to an administrative official to make the first call on their detention.

The article also features the following, which has quite an eyebrow raiser:

Besson, who has been set a goal by Sarkozy to expel 30,000 illegal immigrants from French soil this year, defended the push to extend the detention period, which will give authorities more time to check asylum demands.

“(The period) is 60 days in Portugal, six months in the Netherlands, Austria or Hungary, eight months in Belgium, 18 months in Germany, 24 months in Switzerland, and unlimited in Britain,” he wrote in his presentation of the bill.

No limit on how long would-be refugees can remain in Britain? No wonder they've got such a crisis there, because they maintain no genuine policy on immigration laws, unless the people in question have something really positive to offer, to be sure.

Labels: Europe, France, immigration, islam, londonistan