Nigel Farage says the riots in France are not random. He argues they come from bad immigration rules. The British leader spoke to Fox News Digital. He warned Americans to avoid Europe’s mistakes. The message is urgent for voters here.
Farage said critics of mass migration were right. He believes these problems will last a long time. He criticized French President Emmanuel Macron. Farage said Macron ignored the chaos in Paris. Looting and violence erupted in the city recently. The Reform UK leader called the scenes horrendous.
He contrasted Macron with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. She sent five hundred troops to Milan. This stopped recent riots in that city. Farage called this strong leadership. He said leaders like Macron fear admitting failure. They often call critics of immigration racist. This stops them from fixing the root causes.
Farage fears similar riots could hit Britain. He pointed to recent protests in London. He questioned if British leaders can act firmly. He also raised a national security threat. Two men were rearrested for a plot. They allegedly targeted a U.S. bomber base. Authorities link the plot to Iran.
Farage alleged Iran uses illegal crossings. He says operatives move into Britain this way. He has called for a security emergency. He claims officials ignored his warnings. He warned that human rights culture helps criminals. This puts bad actors above the public.
Farage praised President Donald Trump’s border actions. He said Trump kept his promise to secure it. Trump recently warned he would treat rioters roughly. He made these comments in North Carolina. He refused to let unrest take hold here. He said America will not accept destruction.
The gap between Europe and the U.S. is clear. Farage says leadership determines societal chaos. He believes ignoring borders invites violence. France serves as a cautionary tale now. Leaders must choose security or loose rules. Political correctness leads to social disorder. Voters pay for these policy choices. The data on unrest is public now. Facts do not change with political views.