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83% Of French In Favor Of Deportation Of Criminals And Long-Term Unemployed Foreigners
83% Of French In Favor Of Deportation Of Criminals And Long-Term Unemployed Foreigners
Via Remix News,
An overwhelming number of French people, totaling 83 percent, say they support the deportation of specific categories of foreigners currently residing in France, focusing particularly on delinquents, criminals, or the long-term unemployed, according to a recent CSA survey conducted for Europe 1, CNews, and the JDD.
For young people, 90 percent of them support deporting these categories.
This sentiment shows consistency across genders, with 82 percent of men and 84 percent of women in agreement. Socioeconomic data indicates...
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