Marine Le Pen Asks France To Stop Granting Visas To Algerians

French Extremist National Front leader, Marine Le Pen, called upon the authorities of her country to take reprising measures against Algeria because of its refusal to receive the terrorist, Djamal Beghal, who is convicted in criminal cases in France.

She asserted that Paris must stop granting hundreds of thousands of visas to Algerians and to limit the migrants’ transfer of hard currency to their country, in response to the Algerian position.

During her reception on France’s TV Channel CNews, on Saturday, she answered on the question: “What can France do when the countries of origin refuse to receive their terrorists?” saying: “There are many retaliatory measures and mechanisms”.

According to the leader of the French National Front, it is very troubling when France can not force Algeria to regain one of its nationals.

“This is a matter of concern for the French for fear of losing the international credibility,” she explained.

“We are giving tens of thousands and perhaps hundreds of thousands of visas to Algeria every year”, Marin Le Pen said in the video, which was checked out by Echorouk, showing her incitement against Algeria by confirming that there are many reprisals to force countries to reclaim their nationals.

“We can tell them (Algerians) if you do not wish to get your nationals back, we will stop the granting of visas for you”, the spokeswoman said.

Marine Le Pen’s incitement spread to the point of preventing the transfer of hard currency by the Algerians in France to homeland.

“A lot of Algerians who are working in France make monthly transfers of money in foreign currency to their country. We can limit these remittances.”

Algeria’s enemy Marine Le Pen continued: “There is a series of actions. Believe me. There are possibilities and means to force Algeria to respect the international law, because we are here in a case of respect for international law”, she claimed.

The interview between the journalist of the French channel CNews and the leader of the National Front leader showed that Algeria had categorically refused to receive Djamal Beghal, who was convicted in 2005 of having links with a terrorist group.

He was also accused of being the spiritual father of the two brothers, Kouachi and Amedy Coulibaly who were behind Charlie Hebdo’s attack.

A few days ago, reports were circulating that Djamal Beghal was being handed over to Algeria by the French authorities, based on a statement of a leader of the Republican Party On Marche! to the President Emmanuel Macron.

No official comment is yet made by the Algerian authorities on this issue, which has caused great controversy, especially in France.