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Eric Zemmour wants to expel foreigners based on a 1945 law, a historical and legal oversimplification

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An article from The World — An overview addresses "Eric Zemmour wants to expel foreigners based on a 1945 law, a historical and legal oversimplification," based on facts presented in the provided source material.

The Reconquest! candidate reports further clarify that at the 2027 presidential election he wants to expel foreigners in regular status who "live off social benefits." But the legal text he uses as a model was addressing something entirely different: attacks on France's financial credibility.

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