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Originally Posted by CliffFletcher
Only 10 per cent of France’s population is foreign-born.
https://www.ined.fr/en/everything_ab...grants-france/
There’s probably another 5-10 per cent who are second-generation non-French ethnicity. When you factor in that many of those are European (Portugal, Italy, and Spain are all in the top 7 in immigrant source countries), and presumably not in the crosshairs of the far-right, you’re probably looking at well under 15 per cent non-European background.
That’s a handicap to any electoral strategy. But not comparable to a country like Canada or Australia, where a nativist political movement is a non-starter electorally. |
Thanks for the Wikpidia review - what would we do with out you?