Guest of Europe 1 weekend morning, the former director of Frontex, Fabrice Leggeri, returned to the reasons why he joined Jordan Bardella’s list for the European elections. If he claims to want to “put France and Europe back on the right path”, number 3 on the RN list also points to “the influence of pro-immigration lobbies” on the European Commission.
A rally that caused a lot of talk. Fabrice Leggeri, the former director of the European border and coast guard agency Frontex, has joined the list of Jordan Bardella and the National Rally for the European elections next June. Guest of Europe 1 weekend morning, he explained that he wanted to “put France and Europe back on the right path”.
“First of all because we have a migratory overwhelm at the level of the European Union. We also have the European Commission which wishes to intervene in all the details of the lives of the French and Europeans elsewhere. us to regain control of our lives also in the face of this democratic deficit”, affirmed number 3 on the RN list for the European elections. “In my eyes, the RN is the only party that can put France and Europe back on the right path.”
“The European Commission is infiltrated and influenced by pro-immigration lobbies without borderists”
The former director of Frontex also claims to want to act as a “whistleblower”. “I have seen how the European Commission is infiltrated and influenced by pro-immigration lobbies without borderists, for example with the desire to make us believe that it is illegal to control Europe’s external borders. That is to say – say that where European law is theoretically severe, where normally European law says that States must prevent illegal crossings of migrants, I have a European Commissioner, Ms Johansson, who told me ‘your job as guards borders, it is to welcome migrants and bring them back,'” he says at the microphone of Europe 1.
Fabrice Leggeri also points the finger at “NGOs who try to discourage the police and border guards to make them believe that it is not possible to prevent illegal crossings”. “Under the influence of these pro-immigration and non-borderist lobbies, European law is always moving towards a weakening of the means of combating illegal immigration. This also has an impact on the security of our States and this is reflected in France by a migratory submersion, by a collapse of France’s capacity to determine its destiny”, assures the former director of Frontex, who will be in Marseille this Sunday, alongside Jordan Bardella who is launching his campaign for the Europeans.