Despite Jany Le Pen, the Moroccan gardener was indeed expelled
Jany Le Pen visited the Nanterre detention center to support her Moroccan gardener facing a removal order. Despite the widow’s mobilization, the undocumented employee was definitively expelled Thursday at midday.
At 93 years old, the widow of Jean-Marie Le Pen made an unexpected visit to the Administrative Detention Center (LRA) of Hauts-de-Seine. Accompanied by a close associate, she wished to inquire about the situation of her household employee, Hatim B. This 32-year-old Moroccan national was placed in detention on the decision of Alexandre Brugère, a prefect known for his firmness on migration cases. According to the daily newspaper Le Parisien, the thirty-something claims to have been living in France since 2017, but has never been in possession of a residence permit.
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Determined to defend her gardener’s rights, Jany Le Pen contacted a lawyer and spoke with the young man for an hour. This initiative prompted a reaction from the National Rally, the party keen to clarify that this individual worked exclusively for her and that the Le Pen family remained unrelated to this matter.
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The nonagenarian’s intervention ultimately proved insufficient. The Moroccan left the center under escort Thursday morning around 9:30 a.m., before being expelled on a scheduled flight around 12:30 p.m.
