Trump warns Europe is finished without border closures and deportations
President Donald Trump warned that Europe faces collapse unless it closes its borders and deports migrants, attributing recent unrest in France to immigration. He advised French President Emmanuel Macron to seal France's borders, claiming migrants "hate" their host countries. Trump made the remarks Monday outside the White House, rejecting links between the violence and education or domestic policy. He cited unrest in France and Italy, and compared his border policies favorably to Macron's. His comments came as Bordeaux imposed a week-long night curfew for unaccompanied minors after weekend riots. The Bordeaux curfew, effective Tuesday through October 26, restricts minors from public spaces between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. following Saturday's violence that saw 400 officers deployed and nearly 120 arrests. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu ordered partial curfews nationwide, with at least 2,400 people arrested amid town hall fires and business lootings.