What Fabrice spoke about.

Madam President, two world wars did not bring down the town hall in Limoges. A day of riots will have been enough for its roof to collapse in the flames. It is the house of the people, symbol of our history and republican authority that has been attacked. But Limoges is not an isolated case: policemen targeted, traders ruined, families barricaded and hordes of looters, thugs, vandals, rakes. Our s

Madam President, fighting Hamas' Islamist entanglement means dismantling its funding networks and preventing humanitarian aid from being diverted to terrorism. Around this terrorist organization gravity a whole ecosystem of relays, networks and supports that allow the Islamist ideology to prosper and terrorism to finance itself, sometimes even on our soil. While yesterday we commemorated the victi

Madam President, Commissioner, almost EUR 60 million is the order of magnitude of European funding that we have identified for the benefit of controversial organisations for their alleged links with the Islamist movement or the Muslim Brotherhood. While their network is structured across Europe, Brussels finances, invites, accredits, because Islamist enterism knows no borders, its networks either.

Mr President, in 1971, François Mitterrand denounced "money that corrupts, money that buys, money that crushes". Ten years later, he added: "Leaders to lead by example." Some of his European heirs would have been well-inspired to follow this advice. Qatargate has revealed suspicions of corruption at the very heart of this Parliament, involving several personalities from the European socialist fami

Madam President, drug trafficking thrives because – let’s say – our borders have become sieves and the European Union continues to create more obstacles for those responsible for protecting them. Our police officers, customs officers and magistrates need enhanced cooperation, not additional bureaucracy. Data collection and exchange between national authorities, Europol, Frontex and Eurojust should

Madam President, I would like to make a reminder of the Rules of Procedure on the basis of Rule 10 on the rules of conduct concerning the holding within the European Parliament of the conference entitled ‘Racial governance of mobility in the European Union: Current realities and future prospects’, organised with the ENA, whose proximity to Islamist networks, and in particular the Muslim Brotherhoo

Mr President, the 2025 Rule of Law Report published by the European Commission does not create a new tool; He's doing something deeper: it organises a system – a structured system of surveillance, monitoring and pressure on Member States. Because, yes, the mechanisms already exist: procedure before the CJEU, financial sanctions, budgetary conditionality. But this report marks a change of scale. It

Mr President, Commissioner, the European Commission says it wants to take back control of migration. However, the results observed on the ground contradict this ambition. Every year, almost 500 000 return decisions are issued in the European Union, and every year only 20% are actually enforced. This means a very simple thing: in four out of five cases, the EU renounces to enforce its own decisions

Madam President, Commissioner, sexual deepfakes and the exploitation of minors on social media are among the most serious abuses of digital technology. These are crimes that destroy lives, often in silence, while platforms are slow to act. Faced with this, the European Union multiplies the rules, but the accumulation of texts such as the Digital Services Act It is not enough when criminal content

Mr President, for years Brussels has been piling up standards in the name of combating discrimination without ever questioning whether this leap forward really protects Europeans: texts, agencies and observatories are growing, accumulating, without improving substance or content. It merely camouflages and delays pragmatic and necessary action. Yet when the new Commission finally withdrew a directi

Madam President, legislation on safe third countries and safe countries of origin is very important to protect European borders and reduce the unbearable pressure of unfounded asylum applications on our Member States. We adopted them in the European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee. This is a major political victory for the control of European borders, made possible by the advance of patriot

Mr President, we will not let France become a narco-state and we will not let the European Union become a sanctuary for narcos, with European ports transformed into cocaine hubs. Drug trafficking is billions of euros, a daily violence, entire territories where the state has retreated. It is not a social problem, it is a political abandonment. When the left speaks of legalising, it shows that it un

Madam President, the New Pact on Migration and Asylum, which we are discussing today, is a real pact of shame. With this pact, the Commission does not propose to manage migration: it obliges European states to capitulate to the phenomenon of migration. With this pact, any European state refusing the distribution of migrants in our cities and villages is now under the threat of heavy financial sanc

Mr President, the enlargement talks with Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, the Western Balkan countries and Turkey reflect a leak from the European Commission. Not all are at the same stage, some are at a standstill, others are suspended from meeting criteria that many do not meet. But all these enlargements, if they were to succeed, would profoundly upset the political balance, particularly in the Counc