France’s Interior Minister Manuel Valls has called for the majority of Roma who have moved into France to be deported. Mr Valls said; “The majority must be returned to the borders. There is no other solution.” He added “that few Roma could ever integrate into French society.”
His stance has drawn criticism from human rights campaigners and the European Commission. Amnesty International is now calling for a ban on forced evictions of Roma people in France. It says that more than 10,000 Roma were evicted from camps (no doubt shanty towns) during the first half of this year.
The brave French Minister has said what many French people we believe feel about the influx of Roma.
Only this year a German left-wing mayor warned Europe of what happens when a concentrated group of Roma appear in your town.
He explained that his once peaceful small town had turned into a town with a huge increase in crime, litter, prostitution and housing shortage.
Polls suggest that Mr Valls is a rising star in the French Socialist government and he has said that he saw no reason to correct comments that Roma lifestyles were “clearly in confrontation” with French ways of life.
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