A kind of double jeopardy? Friday, Sabrina Agresti-Roubache, the new Secretary of State in charge of the City, did not mince words about the expulsion of a convicted rioter and his entire family from their social housing in Val-d’ Oise. In fact, when asked whether she assumed this desire to expel convicted rioters from their HLM, the Secretary of State replied to the microphone of RMC / BFM TV: “yes, for public tranquility”. “As long as you haven’t lived next to families of delinquents who ruin your life every day (…) yes, they have no place in social housing, I have no problem living there. ‘assume,’ she said.
“Conviction equals eviction from social housing, I don’t mind […] When you are a parent, you have a responsibility. When you have brothers and sisters to take care of, you have a responsibility to stay within the law,” she continued.
#RightsAndDuties for the prefect of Val-d’Oise
A man sentenced to twelve months in prison for having taken part, at the end of June, in urban violence in Val-d’Oise, was expelled on Wednesday with his relatives from the social housing they occupied.
This operation, publicized Wednesday evening on account X (ex-Twitter) of the prefect of Val-d’Oise, with several photos and under the keyword #DroitsEtDuvoirs, has drawn strong criticism. “The purpose of this eviction is linked to the fact that this person looted a store [à Deuil-la-Barre]. It also turns out, in this case, that there was already another reason for expulsion, so to save time we executed a pre-existing expulsion judgment, ”the prefect of Val told AFP on Thursday. -d’Oise Philippe Court.