“The French who adopt the ideology of the enemy must be brought before justice and punished,” she says in powerful 2017 speech.
National Rally leader Marine Le Pen pledged to deport all foreigners who push a “totalitarian ideology” in France and “punish” French collaborators in a powerful 2017 speech.
Since winning the European Union parliamentary election in France on Sunday, a speech by Le Pen vowing to shut down radical mosques, deport Islamists with dual nationality, and eradicate the Muslim Brotherhood is circulating on social media.
“Give me one reason, only one, to keep on our territory foreigners who collaborate with a totalitarian ideology that wants the death of the French?” Le Pen told the cheering crowd Tuesday.
After the Euros & Macron resigning, Marine Le Pen @MLP_officiel of National Rally lays out her manifesto on immigration.
“Give me one reason, only one, to keep on our territory foreigners who collaborate with a totalitarian ideology that wants the death of the French?
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Le Pen went on to outline her manifesto related to mass migration, saying, “Dual nationals connected to the Islamist ideology must be stripped of the nationality and expelled.”
“Radial mosques will be shut down, hate preachers expelled. Salafism & the Muslim Brotherhood will be dissolved.”
“The French who adopt the ideology of the enemy must be brought before justice and punished,” she added, demanding, “The laws exist, they just need to be applied. These laws will be applied without weakening.”
“In a few weeks I promise you France will have taken all the necessary steps to be sheltered from the ‘S-Files’ (a list of Islamic extremists) and in total compliance with our rule of law,” Le Pen said.
“With me be assured the rights of women, today challenged by Islamist obscurantism, will be granted to all the women of France. With me the security will not go against liberty, in any case, not against the liberty of honest people,” she added.
Le Pen’s anti-immigration nationalist party swept the EU election in France on Sunday with 32% of the vote, defeating President Emmanuel Macron’s party, which secured 15%.
In the wake of the results, Macron dissolved Parliament and called for snap legislative elections next month, where initial polls show he is expected to lose.
But Macron affirmed he won’t step down if his party suffers another defeat in the upcoming snap elections.
