Macron to address France after violent protests spread across cities
French President Emmanuel Macron will address the nation Sunday evening after violent protests across France led to hundreds of arrests and millions in damage. The unrest follows demonstrations that began as student protests last month. Clashes erupted Saturday, with rioters looting stores, burning cars, and setting fire to Limoges' town hall. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reported over 2,000 people detained and more than 600 officers injured. Macron will meet crisis ministers before his 8 p.m. speech. U.S. President Donald Trump blamed migration, writing "France is burning" and urging border closures. Vice President JD Vance linked the violence to European immigration policies. The French government hopes a two-week school holiday will ease the movement, which has become a presidential election issue.