Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne will bring together her main ministers at 5:30 p.m. this Thursday, after the executive’s setback and the vote on the motion to reject the immigration bill on Monday. The Prime Minister invited her 16 full-time ministers to rue de Varenne to provide “a follow-up update”.
Elisabeth Borne will bring together her main ministers at 5:30 p.m. in Matignon to inform them of the “follow-up” of the discussions on the immigration bill, rejected Monday by the National Assembly, Europe 1 learned Thursday from her services.
The Prime Minister invited her 16 full-time ministers to rue de Varenne to provide a “follow-up on the immigration bill”, according to Matignon. Elisabeth Borne will then go at 7:00 p.m. to the National Assembly before the intergroup of her majority, where the Renaissance, Horizons and MoDem deputies sit. Since the rejection of the text in the Assembly, the government has been holding intense discussions to try to find a compromise on Monday in the Joint Committee, where seven senators and seven deputies sit.
Republicans in a position of strength
Resigned to bending the immigration bill to the right, the majority tried Thursday to preserve some measures in the face of LR leaders in a position of strength and once again received Thursday morning by Elisabeth Borne. The Prime Minister then received the leaders of her majority. She will also see representatives of the Liot group at 4:30 p.m.
In the event of agreement on a text in the joint committee, the vote in both chambers of Parliament would take place on Tuesday. In the event of failure of the CMP, the government would abandon its bill, the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron not wishing to force through a 49.3 this time. If the majority accepted an agreement with few concessions from the right, part of the left wing of Renaissance and the MoDem could default during the vote and trigger a crisis within the macronie.