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2026-10-21 02:02
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Trump urges France to ‘close the borders’ after weekend of rioting: ‘The migrants have taken over’
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Macron watched France burn — then blamed the 'French people.' Trump: 'The migrants have taken over.'
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The riots, initially attributed to discontent over the state of education and the high cost of living, have been dominated by far-left adherents and second-generation immigrant youths.
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France, which is currently on its fifth republic since 1792, is no stranger to revolt. It is, however, increasingly faced with revolts staged by strangers.
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