https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1wenlvn55lo

France’s rushed and sometimes violent election campaign is over, brought to an end with stark appeals from political leaders ahead of Sunday’s pivotal vote.
Centrist Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said on Friday night that a far-right government would “unleash hatred and violence”.
But the leader of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella, accused his rivals of immoral, anti-democratic behaviour, and he urged voters to mobilise and give him an outright majority.
One in three French voters backed National Rally (RN) last Sunday, in the first round of parliamentary elections.

The choice a week on is between France’s first far-right government of modern times or political deadlock, and voters fear there is turmoil ahead whoever wins.

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that is already a thing for security clearances. it should be expanded to non defense/intel jobs in the government as well, i would say all government jobs. if you are working for the US or france or whatever you should only be a citizen for that country, if you have ties to another country then you have a conflict of interest. this is common sense but in today's clown world everyone is brainwashed