” [French Interior Minister] Sarkozy's immigration law [CESEDA] passed [1]in the French National Assembly! ” says (Fr) Aimafrica . “For a country like Mali, this could be the beginning of an economic catastrophy. France … after having looted our riches and our people, wants business as usual. She no longer wants our unskilled hands, just our most brilliant minds! … Our brothers who have been clandestine for years will remain in that state for life!”
African Diaspora: Victory for Sarkozy's Immigration Law
· Written by Alice Backer
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