Housing and Immigration: Laurent Jacobelli Details National Rally Announcements Made in Hénin-Beaumont
The National Rally spokesperson, interviewed on France 24, outlined the proposals presented Sunday by the party's candidate, notably on access to social housing and a referendum on immigration.
Laurent Jacobelli, Moselle deputy and spokesperson for the National Rally, spoke on France 24's "Tuesday Politics" program to comment on the announcements made Sunday in Hénin-Beaumont by the party's candidate.
According to the spokesperson's remarks, the National Rally wishes to "guarantee French citizens access to social housing" by establishing national priority in the allocation of these properties.
Laurent Jacobelli also discussed the party's desire to repeal the SRU law (Solidarity and Urban Renewal), which imposes social housing quotas in certain municipalities. This abolition would aim, according to him, to "streamline and revive the housing market."
The spokesperson also confirmed the proposal for a referendum on immigration, which would "incorporate national priority" in his words, without specifying at this stage the timing or precise terms of such a vote.
These announcements are part of the broader range of proposals presented by the National Rally candidate at the Hénin-Beaumont rally, a symbolic city for the party in the Pas-de-Calais region.
Sources
- L. Jacobelli, porte-parole du RN : "Il faut assurer aux Français un accès aux logement sociaux" — France 24 — Français
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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