Two associations react to the announcement by Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin of his intention to expel the imam of Lourches Hassan Iquioussen from French territory. One denounces a "state racism" while the other cries out for a "politico-media instrumentalization of the law".
Lucie Simon, lawyer for Hassan Iquioussen, denounces the Interior Minister’s desire to expel her client to Morocco, where his life could be "in danger" due to his political positions. Gérald Darmanin accused the Muslim dignitary of holding "for years a hateful discourse against the values of France".
The threat of expulsion against the imam Hassan Iquioussen is very poorly perceived within the Muslim community in France. The organization Musulmans de France (MF), to which he is affiliated, has reacted, expressing its indignation at what it considers an unfair treatment.
Hassan Iquioussen , a star of online preaching on his YouTube channel, is under threat of expulsion from French territory. He is accused of anti-Semitism.
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin returned in an interview on BFMTV to the expulsions of foreigners, including Moroccans, accused of delinquency.
Spanish police landed Tuesday at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca with two Moroccan nationals expelled from Spain.
The Moroccan-origin Molenbeekoise, Khadija Chaou, under threat of eviction, will be able to remain with her four children in her social housing in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, until the case is heard on appeal. This is the decision of the Brussels Court of First Instance.
The Spanish justice system has ordered the expulsion of a Moroccan arrested in mid-June in the municipality of Cocentaina (Alicante) for various offenses.
Khadija Chaou, a single mother of Moroccan origin from Molenbeek, has become a tenant facing eviction for several months. She hopes that the Brussels Court of First Instance will make a decision in her favor.
Escorted to Roissy airport, a Moroccan who is subject to an obligation to leave the territory, refused to board the plane. The police finally took him back to a hotel near Saint-Brieuc.
The administrative court ruled in favor of Amine Hachimy, a brilliant student with a severe disability, threatened with expulsion to Morocco. The prefecture of Gironde, which had refused to grant him a residence permit, will have to regularize his situation.
Arrived in France in 2019 with a tourist visa to receive treatment, Abdel, a quadriplegic, is subject to an Obligation to Leave French Territory (OQTF). His asylum application and application for a residence permit for medical reasons have been rejected.