France Mulls Changes to 1968 Treaty with Algeria Amid Immigration Debate
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France is considering revising the 1968 treaty with Algeria, which grants preferential status to Algerian nationals in France. This move, amid a heated immigration debate, reflects concerns about automatic immigration rights.
Emmanuel Macron's government faces challenges in passing an immigration bill and navigating diplomatic relations with Algeria. The proposal to modify the treaty has sparked political tensions, highlighting complexities in France's immigration policies and historical ties with Algeria.