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France is preparing to deport 231 foreigners who are on the government’s watch list for suspicious extremist religious beliefs, Europe 1 radio station reported.
The decision is made two days after an 18-year-old Chechen, born in Chechnya, beheaded French history professor Samuel Patti in the Yvelines district, north of Paris.
However, the French Interior Ministry, responsible for the deportations, was not available for comment. Today, thousands of citizens took to the streets of Paris and other major cities to pay tribute to the 47-year-old teacher who was so heinously murdered.
Conservative parties in France call for a tougher stance
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The government of President Emanuel Macron is being pressured by far-right and conservative parties to take a tougher line with foreigners who are seen as a threat to the country’s security.
The French Defense Council met tonight, in the presence of the president and the main ministers of his government.
Macron calls for concrete responses to extreme Islamism phenomena
Emanuel Macron reportedly called for concrete responses both immediately and in the medium term to prevent similar terrorist attacks in the country.
The information from the French Le Figaro talks about developing a legal framework that addresses in a broader and deeper way the phenomena of division and extreme Islamization in the country. It appears that official announcements will be made by the President of France or the Prime Minister of the country after the meeting is over.
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