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https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-06-13-survey-finds-immigration-decline-public-safety-linked.html
The vast majority of French citizens – including many who lean left on the political spectrum – believe that there is a link between the rise in mass immigration and the collapse of public safety in the country.
The poll was conducted by the Paris-based CSA Institute for the French TV channel CNews, radio station Europe 1 and the weekly newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche. According to its findings, 68 percent of respondents see a correlation between immigration and the rise in delinquency in France.
The connection is widely recognized among right-wing voters, according to Remix News. Ninety-four percent of those supporting the French Republican Party recognize such a link, alongside 93 percent of those aligned with the National Rally (NR) of Marine Le Pen. But a significant majority of voters backing pro-immigration left-wing parties also share the concern.
Sixty-eight percent of those backing the Renaissance Party of French President Emmanuel Macron agree on the link between high immigration and France's diminished security. Forty-three percent of Socialist Party Supporters, 38 percent of La France Insoumise voters and 34 percent of The Ecologists – France's counterpart of the Green Party – also agree with the sentiment, per the survey's findings.
Women (7o percent) are more likely than men (67 percent) to agree that immigration is negatively affecting national security. Older people – 76 percent of respondents aged 50 and up – view mass immigration less favorably, acknowledging its detrimental impact on the country. A majority in every age bracket concurs with that view, the CSA Institute noted.
The vast majority of French citizens – including many who lean left on the political spectrum – believe that there is a link between the rise in mass immigration and the collapse of public safety in the country.
The poll was conducted by the Paris-based CSA Institute for the French TV channel CNews, radio station Europe 1 and the weekly newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche. According to its findings, 68 percent of respondents see a correlation between immigration and the rise in delinquency in France.
The connection is widely recognized among right-wing voters, according to Remix News. Ninety-four percent of those supporting the French Republican Party recognize such a link, alongside 93 percent of those aligned with the National Rally (NR) of Marine Le Pen. But a significant majority of voters backing pro-immigration left-wing parties also share the concern.
Sixty-eight percent of those backing the Renaissance Party of French President Emmanuel Macron agree on the link between high immigration and France's diminished security. Forty-three percent of Socialist Party Supporters, 38 percent of La France Insoumise voters and 34 percent of The Ecologists – France's counterpart of the Green Party – also agree with the sentiment, per the survey's findings.
Women (7o percent) are more likely than men (67 percent) to agree that immigration is negatively affecting national security. Older people – 76 percent of respondents aged 50 and up – view mass immigration less favorably, acknowledging its detrimental impact on the country. A majority in every age bracket concurs with that view, the CSA Institute noted.