Trump Says Europe Is In ‘Big Trouble’, Blames Immigration For France’s Unrest And Violence

US President Donald Trump has warned that Europe is heading for “big trouble”, blaming immigration for unrest and violent protests in France. Trump claimed the turmoil was driven by people who hate their host countries and urged French President Emmanuel Macron to close the country’s borders. His remarks come amid protests linked to concerns over school conditions, rising living costs and public services. Immigration remains a major political issue across Europe, with debates over border control, housing, integration and national identity. But how much of France’s unrest can be attributed to migration, and how much reflects deeper economic and social frustrations?