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Land Law or Blood Law in France and Switzerland: "Dissolved Foreigners" or "Sustainable Foreigners", a Distorted Political Debate During the Presidential Campaign

Summary by Le Temps
Enlightening the referendum on immigration wanted by Marine Le Pen, and therefore its desire to repeal the law of the ground, pushes us to look at the differences of integration between France and SwitzerlandSince its victory in the presidential elections, the National Rally promises a referendum whose flagship measure would be the abrogation of the law of the ground. The promise is a European moment. On 6 September, in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD cr…

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Enlightening the referendum on immigration wanted by Marine Le Pen, and therefore its desire to repeal the law of the ground, pushes us to look at the differences of integration between France and SwitzerlandSince its victory in the presidential elections, the National Rally promises a referendum whose flagship measure would be the abrogation of the law of the ground. The promise is a European moment. On 6 September, in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD cr…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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