What Matthieu spoke about.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, I will approach this speech from the point of view of the northern border, where I am elected, in Calais, where problems persist despite investments and the excellent relationship between France and the United Kingdom. You know that, since 2018, the United Kingdom has paid 768 million euros and that it plans, with the agreement made between Fran

Madam President, the town hall of Limoges burned down, symbol of our Republic, symbol of the most needy, the most eager to have than the town hall, that France as a homeland when they have nothing. The Marianne in Marseille overturned, knocked face down. Yes, Saturday, we had not rioters, but barbarians and savages, who wanted to bring down France and the Republic. But France remained standing. Fr

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, today we are commemorating the massacres committed by Hamas on 7 October, and yet the European Union is still letting its own institutions become areas of influence for the Muslim Brotherhood. This summer – that is to say, years after the first warnings that Jean-Paul Garraud had already sent to you in writing and on several occasions – the Comm

Céline Imart, you talk about Bruno Retailleau and narcotrafficking in France: yesterday, the presumption of self-defence was adopted in the National Assembly. We're finally gonna believe our cops before the thugs. But for a year, Mr Retailleau was in Beauvau: reform of the judicial police, recruitment of POJs, payment of overtime, simplification of the criminal procedure, but also minimum penaltie

Listen, dear colleague, corruption is a fight that we all have to fight, but the majority of our police, gendarmes, prison officers, intelligence services and military do an exceptional job. I want to say it again here: the problem is not mainly corruption in our democracies, they are thugs who have been left to do too much and who have benefited from judicial laxity, political laxity, cowardice …

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, in the face of drug trafficking, we no longer need words but actions, because behind every intercepted cargo there is now bloodshed in our European cities. The European Union finally seems to be aware of the scale of the threat. We applauded with both hands an important agreement with Ecuador – for which I was rapporteur – which has become a strategic point in c

Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I am not going to do the belly dance, Madam, but I am not going to pretend. For us, enlargement is no, and I will explain why. Because, first of all, the European Union is a kind of big colocation, which we already have difficulty with at 27, and therefore enlargement would be difficult. So I wanted to be precise, because I like to be technical

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, together with the group chaired by Jordan Bardella, we wish to add an oral amendment to the resolution on Afghanistan in order to better protect our continent against irregular immigration. This amendment aims to support technical negotiations facilitating the return of Afghans in an irregular situation to their country, while refusing to legitimize and normaliz

Dear colleague, I heard you on digital platforms. In Marseille, a 14-year-old boy executed a taxi driver, Nessim, 36, in October 2024. He was sentenced to 17 years in prison. So I'm quite amazed at the "blessed yes" speeches we hear here. I think that in this Chamber I am the only one who has been a police officer for 20 years in the difficult neighbourhoods of France. Stop evangelical or angelic

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I am going to talk to you about France, since you talked about Marseilles, Commissioner. More than 74% of minors prosecuted for murder, murder, beatings and aggravated voluntary violence between 2017 and 2023. One in five people arrested with a weapon is a minor in France. Almost a quarter of the burglaries involve minors. Nearly a third of those arrested aft

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I am glad that we are having this debate because, in my country, in France, I feel that usually nobody cares, even though it is a major subject. Mrs. Keller, don't be unpleasant. It'll change you. Smile, smile. The weather is nice today. In addition, farmers are ahead. And so we are going to talk about an interesting topic that concerns almost a million peopl

Madam President, do not worry, I am a legalist and for almost two years I have been elected to this European Parliament and I have always respected the rules, I have never been caught without anything or anyone. I want to respond to M's defamatory and infamous attacksme Aubry, from unsubmissive France – you will tell me, I am used to: In France, they are in slander and personal attacks, since if t

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, thank you, Mr Glucksmann, for your weighting and balance, for your constant distribution of patents of respectability. The events in Minneapolis gave rise to a legitimate emotion, Mr Glucksmann. The death of two people is always a tragedy. But unlike you, I don't have variable geometry indignation. Every life counts, everywhere in the world. But I want to say

Mr President, Commissioner, I will give you a scoop: drastically restricting immigration and enforcing removals is not just the Patriots’ agenda, but it is also the demand of the overwhelming majority of European public opinion. It has even become a vital necessity for our peoples and states. When an asylum application is rejected, there can be a second, third or even 20th chance, always disguised

Madam President, Vice-President Kallas, in the face of Islamism, the European Union is trembling. Not a word about Turkey, a real Trojan horse of the Muslim Brotherhood. When will the European Union finally have the courage to consider this organization for what it is, a terrorist organization, as did the United States, but especially many Arab countries, from Egypt to Saudi Arabia to Jordan. Wors

Mr President, first a word, of course, for Amine Kessaci and her brother – Amine, with whom I had the opportunity to discuss in previous positions. We do not share the same opinions, but in any case, I have always respected his strength of character and his convictions, and I imagine that his brother would have made an excellent guardian of the peace, armed with the same values that I imagine one

Mr President, I find it a pity that, for a debate on the role of the police, which plays a crucial role in our democracies, you have slashed the debate and that we cannot raise blue cards to be able to conduct a debate in the face of an extreme left that insults our police officers, that taxes them on police violence, on facies checks, and that still explains to us that they defy the prohibitions

Mr President, the police, for me, are a big family. It is a passion and above all a great pride to give back to France everything it has given me by protecting it for twenty years. In 2023, I was proud to command women and men who bravely defended the Republic in the face of scum that set everything on fire, ransacked everything and injured nearly 1,000 police, gendarmes and firefighters in France

I recognize you there, the elected LFIste. Take your breath, I was afraid you'd make a syncope. I should have brought you a glass of water, dear sir. I recognize here the bias of your anti-France movement, always on the side of thugs. You always have a word for thugs in demonstrations. You're bordering the street. When your antifa friends attack law enforcement with Molotov cocktails; We never hea