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Limites de l’intégration en France

Limites de l’intégration en France

  • Ces limites sont d’abord sur le plan juridique. La définition officielle d’un « immigré » est une personne née étrangère à l'étranger qui habite en France.
    • These limits are first from the legal point of view. The official definition of an « immigrant » is a person born abroad as a foreign national and who lives in France.
  • Certains immigrés peuvent donc devenir français et d’autres restent étrangers.
    • Some immigrants can therefore become French and others remain foreigners.
Populations étrangères

Populations étrangères

  • En France, les populations étrangères et immigrées ne se confondent pas totalement.
    • In France, foreign populations and immigrants are not completely the same thing.
  • Si un immigré n'est pas nécessairement un étranger, certains étrangers sont nés en France.
    • If an immigrant is not necessarily a foreigner, some foreigners are born in France.
Selon la loi

Selon la loi

  • Il est aussi intéressant de constater que selon la loi, La qualité d'immigré est permanente.
    • It is also interesting to consider that according to the law, the status of an immigrant is permanent.
  • Par exemple, un individu continue à appartenir à la population immigrée même s'il choisit de demander et obtient la nationalité française.
    • For example, an individual continues to be part of an immigrant population even if they choose to apply for and obtain French nationality.
Tradition

Tradition

  • La France a également une tradition de recrutement à l’étranger qui est peut-être due à son héritage colonialiste.
    • France has also a tradition of recruiting abroad which is perhaps due to its colonial heritage.
  • Cette tradition est souvent décrite comme une réussite d’ordre économique même si elle est aussi la cause de nombreuses tensions sociales.
    • This tradition is often described as a success for the economy even if it is also the cause of many social tensions.
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