Question 42538 — foreigners

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Ms. Cécile Delpirou draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the hunger strike started on October 11, 2021 by three activists from Secours catholique in Calais. The regular dismantling actions carried out by the police as well as the Government's policies which aim to regulate the distribution of essential goods are motivated by a concern for maintaining order and limiting facilities. Gold, despite these provisions, the migration situation in Calais remains difficult. Illegal arrivals and crossings are not decreasing and the living conditions of migrants continue to deteriorate. There are nearly 2,000 individuals, families or single minors who are affected by this situation. In September 2021, a 16-year-old teenager lost his life trying to reach England. The associations feel today powerless in the face of this state of affairs. The hunger strike that began in October 2021 is based on clear demands: an end to evictions and dismantling during the winter break and the opening of a dialogue with the Government. However, the discussions today seem frozen, despite the intervention of Didier Leschi as government mediator. After two meetings with associative actors and strikers, no concrete proposal has yet been adopted and implemented in order to emerge from this crisis. Faced with this situation, she asks him what measures are being considered by the Government to meet the expectations of community stakeholders regarding the migration issue in Calais, which remains worrying in view of the coming winter season.

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