Bruno Retailleau, the recently resigned French Interior Minister, is at the center of political debate as discussions unfold about his potential reappointment.

Retailleau, known for his hardline stance on immigration and security, has been praised by some for his decisive actions during his brief tenure.

Gérard Larcher, President of the Senate, has called for his reinstatement, emphasizing the need for continuity in public policy.

However, his controversial proposals, including a new immigration law, have drawn sharp criticism from the left, with Socialist Party leader Olivier Faure threatening to censure the government if such measures proceed.

As François Bayrou works to form a new government, Retailleau’s future remains uncertain, reflecting broader tensions in French politics.