“I am disappointed”, reacts LR deputy Fabien Di Filippo

“I am disappointed like, I think, a lot of our compatriots“, reacts on July 24 Fabien Di Filippo, LR deputy for Moselle, after the interview with Emmanuel Macron at midday from Nouméa.

Back to the riots, reshuffle, immigration law: relive the television interview with Emmanuel Macron at the end of the “100 days of appeasement”

On the 100 days post-retirement reform, the Head of State drew up a positive balance sheet. An observation in disagreement with the deputy LR: “Increase in debt, galloping inflation, urban riots that reflect more than a structural malaise in our country“. For Fabien Di Filippo, there is therefore “even more urgency at the end of these 100 days than at the beginning of these 100 days“.

On the accountability of families whose children participated in the riots, Fabien Di Filippo believes that the government “is not ready” and advocates a pecuniary commitment: “It is necessary that the responsibility of the individuals who engage in these acts can be engaged, including before the age of 16, it is necessary today to have a Constitution which is in direct line with the reality of the delinquency in our country and to hit in the wallet families who do not worry about knowing where their children are spent a certain hour in the evening“, launches the deputy LR.

Regarding the immigration law mentioned by the Head of State, who wishes to build a text with the opposition: “We’ve been talking about this law for a year“, smiles the chosen one before adding: “You know what’s tragicomic about this interview? Is that he could have done exactly the same a year ago“. For Fabien Di Filippo, the government is “uncomfortable with this topic” And “procrastinate“.