
US President Donald Trump evaluated the protests in France on social media, attributed the events to immigration policies and called for the closure of the borders.
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High school students and their supporters in France have been protesting for a month to demand better education conditions.
Trump shared about the demonstrations in France on his social media account. The US President linked the protests in France, supported by different segments of society, to immigration debates.
Stating that France is burning, Trump made the following assessment:
"The migration of people from a completely different world, with hatred in their hearts, has torn this once great country apart. Close your borders and take control before it's too late."
High school students and their supporters in France have been protesting for a month to demand better education conditions.

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While protests against the increasing cost of living and education budget continue across France, a conflict broke out between the police and demonstrators in the Republic Square in the capital Paris.

The protests, which started as a reaction to education conditions in France, turned into a mass movement against the high cost of living and government policies. Hundreds of people were detained while violence, looting and attacks on public buildings occurred in Paris, Lyon and Bordeaux.

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