Macron Denies Riots Are Linked to Migrants as France Demands Removal of Looted Goods from Resale Platforms

French President Emmanuel Macron denied that the country has been invaded by migrants and Islamists, describing the claim as pure slander, and criticized Trump for blaming migrants for the riots. Meanwhile, French officials are pressing resale platforms to remove goods stolen during the unrest.

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• Macron accused politicians in the midst of election campaigns of using France for their political purposes, and criticized Trump for blaming migrants.

  «French President Emmanuel Macron accused political leaders in the middle of election campaigns of using France for their own political purposes.»

  USA TODAY on MSN
• Macron rejected the claim that France has been invaded by hordes of migrants and Islamists, describing it as pure slander.

  «هناك من يزعم أننا تعرضنا لغزو من قبل جحافل من المهاجرين والإسلاميين، وهذا محض افتراء»

  RT عربي
• French officials are pressing platforms such as eBay and Vinted to remove goods stolen during the unrest over the weekend.

  «Officials in France are pressing online platforms like eBay and Vinted to remove items that were stolen during public disturbances over the weekend.»

  The New York Times

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