Bardella-Farage Immigration Deal Faces Backlash Across French Political Spectrum
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Jordan Bardella and Nigel Farage signed an agreement on 4 September on the return of intercepted migrants to British waters. But between the French and English versions of the text, a sentence disappeared, a difference in translation that might well change the scope of the commitment made by the president of the RN.
THE AGREEMENT between Jordan Bardella and Nigel Farage on the return of migrants to France has provoked sharp criticism from French politicians, who accuse Bardella of betraying national interests.
A passage from the document, stipulating in English that France will "accept" migrants intercepted in British waters on its soil, is not included in the French translation.
Bardella Signed an Agreement with Farage, Thus Uniting the French Left, Center and Right Against Him
The agreement on the return of migrants across the English Channel was declared a concession to Britain and a renunciation of French sovereignty.
The memorandum of understanding to stop migration across the English Channel, which National Rally President Jordan Bardella signed on Friday with Nigel Farage of the British party Reform UK, has provoked strong reactions from French presidential candidates across the political spectrum, writes Politico.
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