France does not collect ethnic data for it's census. The statements below of Trump and Vance are racist statements. The immigrants are not demonstrating, the poor are.
The immigration actions within the USA by this administration is definitely racist and flies in the face of USA policy and the Rule of Law.
By Mallory Wilson
President Trump and Vice President Vance (click here) are placing the blame on immigration for the riots in France that grew violent over the weekend.
“The migrants have taken over France,” Trump wrote Monday morning on Truth Social. “They must CLOSE THE BORDERS, FAST!”....
President Trump and Vice President Vance (click here) are placing the blame on immigration for the riots in France that grew violent over the weekend.
“The migrants have taken over France,” Trump wrote Monday morning on Truth Social. “They must CLOSE THE BORDERS, FAST!”....
Roughly 13.8% of the population (about 6.7 to 7 million people) were born outside of France. The top countries of origin for immigrants are Algeria, Morocco, Portugal, Tunisia, Italy, and Turkey
What difference does it make? A woman was running for president and Trump decided to make ethnicity an issue, why?
Trump is a racist and Vance swears to it.
September 10, 2024
By David Miller
It was a topic that seemed destined for a full-throated argument (click here) during Tuesday night’s debate: race.
Moderator David Muir asked Donald Trump about his controversial comments about Vice President Kamala Harris in July, when he said at a National Assn. of Black Journalists convention that he did not “know she was Black until a number of years ago, when she happened to turn Black. ... So I don’t know, is she Indian or is she Black?”
The remarks drew outrage at the time, and in response to hearing them repeated by Muir, Trump said, “I don’t care what she is. ... Whatever she wants to be is OK with me.” Yet he raised the issue again, saying that he had read that she was not Black and then, later, that she was Black....
It was a topic that seemed destined for a full-throated argument (click here) during Tuesday night’s debate: race.
Moderator David Muir asked Donald Trump about his controversial comments about Vice President Kamala Harris in July, when he said at a National Assn. of Black Journalists convention that he did not “know she was Black until a number of years ago, when she happened to turn Black. ... So I don’t know, is she Indian or is she Black?”
The remarks drew outrage at the time, and in response to hearing them repeated by Muir, Trump said, “I don’t care what she is. ... Whatever she wants to be is OK with me.” Yet he raised the issue again, saying that he had read that she was not Black and then, later, that she was Black....
