Trump says 'France is burning', country 'shattered' by immigration
Trump says 'France is burning', country 'shattered' by immigration: Truth Social post
US President Donald Trump blamed immigration for unrest in France during recent protests, calling the country "burning" and urging tighter migration rules. He claimed that the immigration of people with hatred in their hearts has shattered a once great nation. Trump urged France to close its borders before it's too late. The unrest left a historic town hall torched and led to 1,800 arrests, putting pressure on President Emmanuel Macron ahead of elections six months away.
Vice President JD Vance echoed Trump's sentiments in a separate post, accusing Western liberals of importing the third world into France in the name of diversity and compassion. Vance argued that they ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility, leading to the current situation. He expressed hope that France, a beautiful country, would stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn.
Vance, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, also linked the situation to upcoming midterm races for congressional seats on November 3, where Republicans are expected to fare poorly.
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