Why is the French government so abjectly incapable of carrying out deportation orders? Is it paralyzed by fear of appearing “Islamophobic”? Or would it prefer that the migrants remain in the country?
“After murder of schoolgirl Lola in Paris by illegal Algerian migrant with deportation order, data reveals only 0.2% of Algerians are successfully deported,” by John Cody, ReMix News, October 19, 2022:
Two Algerians were charged over the weekend for the murder and rape of Lola, a 12-year-old French schoolgirl, and despite the main female perpetrator having a deportation order, she was never sent back to her country. However, official data from the French government shows that the Algerian murder suspect is one of many who have avoided deportation, with the case showcasing how despite promises from the Macron government, French authorities have been unable or unwilling to enforce immigration law.
In fact, of the 7,731 Algerians set for deportation between July to January 2021, only 22 have actually been sent back to their home countries, a rate of a mere 0.2 percent. The overall deportation rate for those with deportation orders during the same period is only 5.7 percent, according to French news media outlet BFMTV, which utilized official government data in its report.
This extremely low deportation rate ties back into the murder of Lola, who police say was killed by a 24-year-old Algerian woman who was already supposed to have been deported. The young age of Lola, and the shocking details of how she was tortured, murdered, and later discovered stuffed inside a suitcase with her throat slashed, have made national headlines in France, sparking a debate about mass migration, insecurity, and the state’s failure to control its borders.
French President Emmanuel Macron famously said in 2021 that his goal was a 100 percent deportation rate. While that rate is only 5.7 percent according to the latest data, in 2020 it was 13.14 percent, indicating that the French state’s deportation efforts have actually dramatically deteriorated since Macron made his promise….
Besides Algeria, there were 3,301 migrants slated for deportation to Morocco, but only 80 expulsions took place (2.4 percent). Of the 24,191 visas applied for, 18,579 were granted (77 percent), which were extremely low numbers due to the coronavirus health crisis. In 2019, 420,388 visas were requested and 346,103 issued (82 percent).
The rate of expulsion to Tunisia is slightly higher, with 9,424 deportation orders issued and 131 expulsions actually taking place (4 percent). Regarding visas, 12,921 were requested and 9,140 issued (71 percent). In 2019, 192,141 visas were requested and 145,917 granted (76 percent).
Dave says
And all the Moroccans, Algerians and Tunisians in France know it. They aren’t looking over their shoulder unless it’s to get a different look at the girl that just walked by. Things have to get far worse for far more people before a politician’s platitudes about “doing something” will lead to anybody doing something.
And when that happens nobody will know who is responsible for the “something” with most stating, “something isn’t part of my job description”.
gravenimage says
Too true, Dave.
gravenimage says
France: Only 0.2% of Algerians, 2.4% of Moroccans and 4% of Tunisians set for deportation are actually deported
Why is the French government so abjectly incapable of carrying out deportation orders? Is it paralyzed by fear of appearing “Islamophobic”? Or would it prefer that the migrants remain in the country?
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Important questions that almost no one will ask. And this little girl paid with her life. How many more French victims will there be?
And grimly this is not just an issue in France, but all over the West. Suicidal insanity.
Hank says
Macron has the blood of this 12 year old child on his hands for policies that accommodate and facilitate the illegal Muslim migration invasion by the millions. The official’s whose paid job it is to execute the deportations have the blood of this 12 year old child dripping from their hands and should be sacked and jailed for her death. (They should have voted Eric Zemmour)
mick says
The EU has leverage, due to the gas pipes running to Italy and Spain, and Algeria’s dependence on Russian arms (and wheat, to a lesser extent).
Algeria is the EUs no 3 gas supplier.
Macron wants involvement, alongside the US and Italy, in the development of existing and new gas fields, and some juicy export orders.
The pipes run through Tunisia and Morocco, so they have leverage over Algeria and the EU..
Algeria are a natural ally against jihadism,. They had US anti jihadi support pre Trump. Macron arrives very late, with a begging bowl and a whip.
mick says
In short, thanks to Russia, everyone has everyone else over a barrel. (France not so much). Hence France, Italy and Spain are going easy on deportations, while gas is scarce.
Check Burry says
Deportation is too good for this woman and whatever the other person is, chemical “deportation” should be introduced.
Check Burry says
Just across from this comments section is an ad asking where the largest ball of string is, so I will answer this,
Inside macrons head. Or is it merkel, boris, byden.