Trump blames French riots on out-of-control mass migration and Islam takeover
Years ago Elon Musk warned Civil War was coming to Europe
He was attacked relentlessly for even suggesting it
This is France today & its every day now & its only getting worse https://t.co/w5vjdraiOc
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) October 8, 2026
BREAKING: Elon Musk says that ANY official allowing the entry of foreign invaders into countries like the UK should be PUNISHED as TRAITORS
“They are traitors aiding an invasion and they deserve the fate of traitors.” 💯
HE’S SPOT ON!
Every nation needs to not only shut the border and carry out mass remigration but PUNISH any official who facilitates invasion.
In America, we need to hold sanctuary officials CRIMINALLY liable
DEFEND THE WEST 🇺🇸🇬🇧
During the 2022 presidential debate against Emmanuel Macron, Marine Le Pen said that massive and uncontrolled immigration contributes to worsening insecurity, and proposed a referendum that would let French voters decide who could enter the country and who should leave.
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Her proposals also included deporting foreign offenders, ending birthright citizenship, and stopping legalization of undocumented migrants.
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After the 2023 riots, Le Pen used even stronger language. Speaking in Beauvais, she claimed that almost all street crime was committed by foreigners or people of foreign origin, and argued that France needed to confront that issue directly. She again pointed to ending birthright citizenship as part of her answer.
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That claim remains heavily disputed. Le Pen’s older comments politically relevant again whenever France experiences major unrest in 2026.
Supporters see the images of disorder and argue that she identified a problem other politicians refused to address. Critics say she draws an overly broad connection between immigration, people of foreign origin, and crime.
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Her warnings from 2022 and 2023 are likely to remain part of the argument over immigration, security, and France’s political direction heading toward the 2027 presidential election.