Besotted by diaspora money, Macron sacrifices own subjects to Armenians' whims Armenians kill one French citizen, crippling two others

The European Union’s immigration policies with France as its kingpin remain in the grip of erroneous plans, faulty tactics, and misguided approaches that often spark vehement and vociferous protests with destruction and pillage of public and private properties, accompanied by police brutalities.

France's immigration policy is facing significant challenges and criticism, contributing to what some perceive as a failure of the government to cope with the issue that dominates the nation’s agenda. One key aspect of this is the difficulty in balancing humanitarian concerns and national security.

Illegal Armenian migrants kill French family

Illegal migrants from Armenia, who were ordered to leave France, were in a car that hit farmers at a protest in France, resulting in the death of a person, according to the newspaper Le Parisien.

Referring to a source close to the investigation, the paper said there were three immigrants from Armenia in the car, who were detained on the spot. Illegal immigrants have been demanding refugee status since 2022, but in the fall of 2023, they were finally denied this and ordered to leave the country.

The police are now determining whether they deliberately hit the farmers who were holding a protest on this section of the highway.

Earlier, the head of the National Federation of Farmers' Unions, Arnaud Rousseau, reported that a car hit three people during a protest by farmers on the N20 motorway in the Ariège department in southern France. All three turned out to be members of the same family, a 32-year-old woman died on the spot, and her husband and 14-year-old daughter were taken to the hospital in serious condition.

Policy inconsistencies

The influx of migrants, particularly during the European migration crisis, strained France's ability to manage and integrate newcomers effectively. The French government has since faced criticism for inconsistent immigration policies, creating confusion and uncertainty among both migrants and the public. Frequent changes in regulations lead to difficulties in effective enforcement and management.

Cultural differences and social tensions between migrant communities and the local population often contribute to protests and unrest, simultaneously laying bare the inadequate policies of the French government that fail to promote cultural understanding and community cohesion essential for fostering a harmonious society.

The insufficient and untested integration programs for migrants hamper their abilities to assimilate into French society coupled with limited access to education, healthcare, and employment opportunities viewed as the outcome of social tensions and frustration, contributing to civil unrest and the government’s failure to live up to values often propagated as Europe’s bedrock.

Among the difficulties that instigate immigration crises across Europe, especially in France, are the economic challenges the government fails to properly address due to the lack of funds triggered by improper spending for Paris’ behind-the-door plans, like arming of Armenia for political, and imperial reasons of the French establishment that strikes the eye under Emmanuel Macron’s disastrous rule.

One of the notable failures lies in the inadequate infrastructure to handle the increasing number of asylum seekers. Insufficient resources and lengthy processing times have led to overcrowded reception centers, creating an environment that hinders successful integration. This has fueled social tensions, as local communities express frustration over the perceived strain on resources and cultural cohesion.

High unemployment and economic disparities in certain regions of France often exacerbate social tensions, and migrants are those layers of unintegrated society who feel and experience such difficulties, leading to dissatisfaction and involvement in protests or criminal activities.

The surge in migration strains public services such as healthcare and education, leading to discontent among both locals and migrants, and the government’s flawed decision-making further exacerbates the overall situation. The French government often driven by nice and catchy expressions fails to foresee adequate resource allocation and planning to ensure the smooth integration of newcomers.

Weaknesses in border controls allow a continuous flow of illegal migrants into France. At this point, many experts call for improving border security to manage the influx and address public concerns about national security though the French government’s calculations are different since illegal migrants, despite problems triggered, are a source of wealth and cheap workforce for imperial France.

International conflicts, political instability, and economic hardships in African countries with France’s direct and indirect role contribute to increased migration. The lack of the French government's response and inability to consider the broader geopolitical context to address root causes effectively is also a key factor.

Without a holistic approach that includes diplomatic efforts to address global challenges, France's immigration policy remains reactive rather than proactive. The focus on securitization has sometimes overshadowed the humanitarian aspects of immigration, leading to policies that prioritize border control over human rights.

The rise of far-right sentiment in response to immigration challenges has added another layer of complexity. Politicians advocating for stricter measures have gained traction, influencing policy decisions that may not necessarily address the root issues or promote a more inclusive society.

In conclusion, the failure of France's immigration policy can be attributed to a combination of inadequate infrastructure, shortcomings in integration programs, and a lack of comprehensive solutions to address the root causes of migration.

Balancing humanitarian concerns with national security remains a delicate task, and finding common ground is essential for the development of effective and sustainable immigration policies.

To address these challenges, the French government may need to adopt a comprehensive and coordinated approach, to addressing domestic and international factors. This includes clear and consistent immigration policies, robust integration programs, improved border controls, and diplomatic efforts to address the root causes of migration.