Protests in France, Trump: "Close the borders before it's too late"

“France is on fire!”. Donald Trump uses harsh words to comment on the protests and violent clashes that have been devastating French cities for days now. For the US president, foreigners arriving within the French borders are to blame for the spread of violence. “The immigration of people from a completely different world, people who carry hatred in their hearts, has shattered what was once a great country,” Trump underlined, reiterating: “Close the borders and take back control, before it's too late!”

Vance: “Immigration and assimilation problems cause the violence”

The number one in the White House, explicitly attributing the blame for the clashes in France to immigration, echoes what his right-hand man, JD Vance, has already stated. The American vice president, guest on CBS News, spoke of "immigration" and "assimilation problems" as the underlying causes of the ongoing violence in France. A concept also reiterated in a post on Then, commenting on the images of the Limoges town hall on fire, the number two in the White House said to "pray that France, a wonderful country, inhabited by extraordinary people, puts an end to this madness, before more of its monuments go up in flames. And I hope that the Americans are paying attention: this is the future that the Democrats in Congress want for your country".