The administrative court of Paris on Friday suspended the decision to expel Hassan Iquioussen. He justified this decision by saying that this expulsion “would disproportionately harm [la] private and family life” of the imam. Gérald Darmanin announced that he would appeal this decision to the Council of State. The Minister of the Interior had ordered his expulsion to Morocco last week because of anti-Semitic, homophobic and “anti-women”. It will be up to the highest administrative court to settle this dispute. We talk about it with: Guillaume Farde, Security consultant at BFMTV. And Christian Gravel, secretary general of the CIPDR.
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