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Yves Coppieters, Walloon Minister of Equal Opportunities, criticized Theo Francken's remarks on the association between immigration and violence, calling them disgusting and emphasizing that the responsibility for violence cannot be attributed to a specific population or origin. #EgalitéDesChances #TheoFrancken #Violence (translated)

Pierre Poilievre wrote that Albertans had voted overwhelmingly for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada. He believed that the promise of Canada was worth fighting for and called for a focus on concrete results: grocery products and affordable housing, safe streets, strong borders, and a reduction in immigration. He also described the history of the country as an epic of great achievements. #Alberta #Canada #Économie (translated)

#Factcheck. #Leftwing activist from #France supported #immigration was confronted by #looters targeting her luxury boutique. As per story, she tried to stop them by reminding them of her pro-migrant #activism. Unverified. May be misleading or #fabricated. More #evidence is needed. (translated)

The author of the message described as "harsh but fair" an article by Douglas Murray published in The Free Press. He quoted the claim that France, more than any other European country, has suffered for decades from attacks and riots related to lax border and immigration policies as well as the failure of its integration policy. #France #Immigration #Intégration #FR (translated)

Marc Vanguard wrote that many people needed explanations regarding David Lisnard's messages, and then offered his interpretation. He indicated that Lisnard had relayed a post about the increase in the proportion of people declaring themselves without religion among the descendants of Algerian immigrants: 32%, compared to 11% among Algerian immigrants, according to the TeO survey. Vanguard also interpreted Lisnard's message about Sandrine Moulères, fined €22 for driving in full veil, as irony, and explained that Lisnard had joked about her face not being visible. He added that Lisnard had relayed a pun from an internet user about halal, followed by a message from lawyer Maître Eolas, whose positions he described as left-leaning and whose statements he called cynical. According to Vanguard, Lisnard had also ironically responded to an internet user regarding the French settling in Morocco, labeling them as "neo-colonists." Finally, Vanguard claimed that Lisnard had refused the night before to enter into a memorial debate on Algeria, and that this refusal explained the attacks he was facing. He said that the evolution of the situation in the polls remained to be seen and attributed Bruno Retailleau's popularity and his rise to the presidency of the Republicans to this political stance. #Immigration #Société #Politique (translated)

Aurélien Véron greeted Jehmima, a business leader born in Congo and who arrived in France at the age of 5 in poverty. He felt she had responded sharply to Lola-Fleur, presented as a close associate of Clémence Guetté, and criticized her for defending her ideas without having experienced the realities she claimed to explain. Véron added that Jehmima had reminded of the losses suffered during the weekend's riots by entrepreneurs from immigrant backgrounds. According to him, behind the broken windows were years of work, sacrifices, and lives, while the revolution of some came at the expense of the work of others. https://t.co/Q1JqeBG83O #Respect #Entrepreneuriat #Immigration (translated)

The French Mileistes wrote that Marine was largely the favorite to become president and that the country, tired of the situation, wanted to try something else. However, they found her economic program to be little credible, claiming that the announced budget was fanciful, that the intended savings were largely overestimated and that the projected tax revenues made no sense. According to them, the program proposed 140 billion euros in savings, while the actual expected savings could be counted "on the fingers of one hand." They estimated that the economy was not a priority for the RN, unlike immigration, security, and national unity, and advised Marine to entrust the budget preparation to Ifrap, the Montaigne Institute, or private audit firms. They specified that their advice was motivated by their concern for the country. The French Mileistes added that voters could be convinced by what they termed an imaginary program, but that its implementation at the Élysée would be more difficult. They described the country as being in a state of semi-bankruptcy, with out-of-control rates, and estimated that a solid economy was necessary to pacify the country. They finally called on Marine to present a credible project before the campaign, stating that the honor of the country was at stake. #Politique #Économie #Élections (translated)

Two weeks before the midterm elections in the United States, Donald Trump is using the violence in France to attack European immigration policy and mobilize his conservative electorate, despite more pressing economic concerns among American voters. #Trump #Immigration #Midterms (translated)

Little Think Tank reported comments from Donald Trump, who described the situation in France as very sad and attributed it to immigration, rather than schools or other factors. He also claimed to have told Macron to close the borders. https://t.co/Lh0KlvLVg4 #Immigration #France #ÉtatsUnis (translated)

This week, the lads ask whether Britain might see riots like the ones in France. Hosts and guests talk at length about the terrors of immigration, and it doesn’t occur to any of them that Britain has in fact seen years of sustained rioting, arson and fighting with police by the far right.

French Carcan wrote that Sandrine Rousseau threatened to leave the set after Charles Consigny mentioned the profile of looters and rioters. He reported that she denounced the place given to immigration in the debate, calling this approach shameful and racist. He also stated that the exchange took place on the RMC Info show hosted by Alain Marschall and Olivier Truchot. #Immigration #Racisme #DébatPublic (translated)