Trump demands France to close borders and links the decline of the country to immigration

Trump urges France to close borders and blames immigration for the deterioration of the country amid a surge of protests and riots.

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The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has urged France to close its borders as soon as possible and to regain control of the situation, considering that the crisis the country is experiencing is worsening due to the constant arrival of immigrants.

In a message disseminated on social media, the occupant of the White House has stated that France is "on fire" and has directly pointed to immigration from countries with different cultures, which he blames for ruining the French nation.

"The immigration of people from a completely different world, people with hate in their hearts, has destroyed that country that was once great," the president declared, urging French authorities to act immediately to change course. "Close your borders and take control before it is too late!" he emphasized.

Trump's words come at a time of strong social tension in France, with the streets of major cities taken over by "disorder" and violence amid massive protests in various parts of the country, where the poor state of public education, the high cost of living, and police violence recorded in recent weeks are denounced. According to figures from the French government, the day this Saturday has ended with 1,800 detainees and more than 500 agents injured.