The migrants of northern Paris are mainly from Sudan, Afghanistan and Eritrea.
“Police cleared 1,436 migrants from a makeshift migrant camp in northern Paris this week in what marks the 60th ejection of migrants from the area since 2015.”
To where are they being dispersed?
It is indisputable that conditions have sometimes been difficult for migrants, which is the main — if not only — focus of the Leftist media; but among those migrants are criminals and jihadists who pose a threat to French citizens, and their behavior prompted a pro-migrant aid group to give up trying to help them:
In 2018, Solidarité Migrants Wilson largely gave up on its migrant aid operations in the La Chapelle area of northern Paris due to the threats and rising levels of violence from the migrants they were attempting to help by giving them food and other supplies.The makeshift migrant camps, which are often plagued by drugs and violence, have also had an effect on taxi drivers in the area, with many avoiding parts of northern Paris in order not to shock tourists.
And this description does not include the biggest problem of “assimilation-resistant” Muslims. Take, for instance, the northern Paris suburb of St. Denis. It is a jihadist hotspot, precisely because:
it is a notorious Islamic enclave, though you wouldn’t know it from the mainstream American media. The terrorists are in Saint-Denis because they know they have the support — or at least the indulgence — of a large, studiously assimilation-resistant Muslim population.
“Paris Migrant Camp Cleared for 60th Time Since 2015,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, January 30, 2020:
Police cleared 1,436 migrants from a makeshift migrant camp in northern Paris this week in what marks the 60th ejection of migrants from the area since 2015.
The evacuation in the Porte d’Aubervilliers, located in the north of Paris, took place at 8:30 am on Tuesday with a large number of officers being deployed under the command of the police headquarters of the Ile-de-France region, BFMTV reports.
The nearly 1,500 migrants, including 93 children, were also taken to 15 commandeered gymnasiums while police and others continued their operation by dismantling the tents and other contents of the site with heavy machinery.
The expulsion marks the 60th time authorities have cleared the area, but the prefect of the police has said that new surveillance will be installed in the area in order to prevent the camp from reforming once again.
Jean-Jacques Clément, of the pro-migrant association Solidarité Migrants Wilson, expressed some concern over the future of the migrants taken in by the police saying: “We think that the detention centres will swell and that a certain number of situations will not be resolved.”
In 2018, Solidarité Migrants Wilson largely gave up on its migrant aid operations in the La Chapelle area of northern Paris due to the threats and rising levels of violence from the migrants they were attempting to help by giving them food and other supplies…..