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| Debt, disorder and open borders: a midterm consideration across the Atlantic |
| 2026-10-27 |
| [Just The News] As riots and a historic debt crisis both grip France, critics warn that the Democratic Party’s progressive wing is pushing the U.S. toward the same mix of runaway spending, loose borders and street disorder. Social media and some news outlets have widely shared videos of the purported students rioting while waving and wearing Palestinian flags. As France reels from its worst riots in years, Americans heading to the polls next week might be taking a hard look at what’s happening across the Atlantic. What began as student protests over school conditions has turned into burned city halls, looted storefronts, and a government struggling to pay its bills, and some say it's a lesson for the US. "We will end up like France if our immigration policies continue and if the liberal [economic] policies continue. France has chosen to let these people in," Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., told Just the News. Fine continued, "The French problem is not an illegal immigration problem; it is a legal immigration problem coupled with the radical views of people like AOC and [Abdul] Mohammed El-Sayed, we've got to stop it." |
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| Posted by: Besoeker 2026-10-27 02:35 |