French refugees vow to fight Macron’s immigration bill
Ramin Mazaheri
Press TV, Paris
France is poised to pass an immigration bill which the government claims to be a mix of humanity and efficiency. The bill, however, is deeply opposed by top human rights organizations that argue France is marred with mass migrant deportations and violent destructions of their camps. On Saturday, protesters gathered in Paris to demand the government withdraw the controversial bill. Ramin Mazaheri has more from Paris.
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