Gen Z will be remembered as either the boldest generation or the most troublemaking one! No in between.

I know for sure that Albanian govt isn’t as generous as the French one. They’re going to harm their own citizens for sure.

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Gold & Silver are holding up pretty well! #Gold #Silver

Yeah “Great Concern” wow! They’re just North African Migrants looting stores and cashing pandemonium. They’re making lives difficult for the native people of France and the immigrants who live peacefully and do not get involved in this bs.

Just a few North African Migrants looting stores… Yeah “GREAT CONCERN”! They’re making lives difficult for the native people as well as the other law abiding immigrants who just wanna live peacefully. But these fools tarnish everybody’s reputation. Deport them back to their failed countries please

Happy birthday my friend @HelleLyngSvends God bless.

Stop crying and enjoy this interview pal. youtu.be/3-q5Od31uBQ?is=_Das…

The protests in France are only adding to the growing immigrant fatigue across Europe. As an immigrant myself, it disgusts me to see people abuse the freedoms and opportunities a country offers them, knowing that the rest of us will be judged by their actions. They do NOT represent all of us. There are millions of immigrants around the world who want to work hard, build a future, respect the laws, and contribute to the countries that welcome them. These people do not represent us. And if you come to a country, enjoy its freedoms and opportunities, and then show complete contempt for its laws, you should face the legal consequences including deportation where the law permits it. Sometimes, I genuinely wish people like this could be sent back and understand just how fortunate they were to have the opportunity to live in a developed country in the first place.. Sorry France 🇫🇷

The protests in France are only adding to the growing immigrant fatigue across Europe! As an immigrant myself, it disgusts me to see people abuse the freedoms and opportunities a country offers them, knowing that the rest of us will be judged by their actions. They do NOT represent all of us. There are millions of immigrants around the world who want to work hard, build a future, respect the laws, and contribute to the countries that welcome them. These people do not represent us. And if you come to a country, enjoy its freedoms and opportunities, and then show complete contempt for its laws, you should face the legal consequences including deportation where the law permits it. Sometimes, I genuinely wish people like this could be sent back and understand just how fortunate they were to have the opportunity to live in a developed country in the first place. Sorry France 🇫🇷

The protests in France are only adding to the growing immigrant fatigue across Europe. As an immigrant myself, it disgusts me to see people abuse the freedoms and opportunities a country offers them, knowing that the rest of us will be judged by their actions. They do NOT represent all of us. There are millions of immigrants around the world who want to work hard, build a future, respect the laws, and contribute to the countries that welcome them. These people do not represent us. And if you come to a country, enjoy its freedoms and opportunities, and then show complete contempt for its laws, you should face the legal consequences including deportation where the law permits it. Sometimes, I genuinely wish people like this could be sent back and understand just how fortunate they were to have the opportunity to live in a developed country in the first place. Sorry France 🇫🇷

Thank you for France for what? Destroying dreams of other immigrants who wanted to move to France and live a peaceful life? You must be kicked out of France, they’re being generous.

ENOUGH OF THIS! The UAE’s consistently condemned these attacks and worked through diplomatic channels to protect navigation. They’ve done their part for peace and commerce. The world should now notice who’s actually disrupting it..

So Algerian/ Moroccan or in-short just African migrants were Protesting for Massive cost-of-living and education? No… Louis Vuitton, Apple, Hermès, Rolex, pharmacies, supermarkets, and more were looted in France during the protests. Where’s the police? If a first-world country is giving us immigrants a chance to come and live peacefully, this is how these migrants misuse it. And make life difficult for those who would possibly wanna move and live a better life in France. You guys don’t deserve it. France is very generous. They must be ruthless and kick each of these thugs out of the country.

Algerian/ Moroccan or in-short just African migrants were Protesting for Massive cost-of-living and education? No… Louis Vuitton, Apple, Hermès, Rolex, pharmacies, supermarkets, and more were looted in France during the protests. Where’s the police? If a first-world country is giving us immigrants a chance to come and live peacefully, this is how these migrants misuse it. And make life difficult for those who would possibly wanna move and live a better life in France. You guys don’t deserve it. France is very generous. They must be ruthless and kick each of these thugs out of the country. x.com/heatermart/sta…

ENOUGH OF THIS! The UAE’s consistently condemned these attacks and worked through diplomatic channels to protect navigation. They’ve done their part for peace and commerce. The world should now notice who’s actually disrupting it.

I have an undergraduate degree with a major in Finance. Even if I try to relocate to France in 2026, I’ll face countless questions. Many companies may reject me because they want to prioritise local talent or because I don’t speak French. My question is simple: If legally relocating to France is so difficult for someone with an education and career ambitions, how are migrants from African countries able to enter and settle there? I’m not saying every migrant is the same, but I’m concerned about crime, integration, education and the economic contribution of some migrant communities, including people of Algerian and Moroccan origin. If someone has qualifications, wants to work, contribute to the economy and build a future, why can the legal immigration process be so difficult, while others may enter through entirely different routes? Are France’s immigration policies and labour market actually rewarding the people who are best positioned to contribute, or is there a fundamental inconsistency in how the system works?

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Honestly, it’s not just the “fascists” saying this. There are plenty of videos showing individuals, including migrants of African origin, looting and robbing stores while smiling as if they have absolutely no remorse. What exactly are people supposed to make of that? Meanwhile, someone with a university degree, professional ambitions and a genuine desire to work and contribute to the French economy can face enormous barriers to relocation. France needs to have an honest conversation about its immigration policies, integration and crime. Why can the legal immigration process be so difficult for qualified people who want to build a future, while people from countries such as Algeria and Morocco can enter or remain in France through different immigration routes? The public deserves answers, and dismissing every concern as “fascism” is not an answer.