The new head of the French government is 34 years old

The French parliament has approved a controversial immigration law that will ease the entry of skilled workers but limits social benefits to certain conditions. The French parliament has passed a controversial government bill that will tighten immigration rules. It was approved by both chambers - the Senate and the National Assembly - after President Macron's party reached a compromise with the conservative opposition. To do this, it was necessary to tighten some measures in order to do without the voices of the far right, led by Marine Le Pen. The government lacks a majority in parliament following legislative elections following Macron's re-election as president in 2022.