Macron Rejects Trump's Claims Linking Muslim Migrants to French Unrest

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French President Emmanuel Macron has responded sharply to US President Donald Trump after Trump blamed Muslim migrants for protests in France over rising living costs. Trump reportedly urged Macron to close France's borders and take control before it was too late. Macron described the comments as unacceptable and stupid. The protests have drawn international attention, with the dispute highlighting tensions between the two leaders over migration and the causes of unrest.

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