Sarkozy unveils immigration plan

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9th June 2005
New French interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy has unveiled an immigration plan aiming at establishing "selective" immigration and at decreasing by 50 per cent the number of people refused access to France and sent back to their countries, the French press notes. Bookmark and Share

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