France to Revoke Birthright Citizenship in Mayotte to Curb Immigration

French authorities plan to amend the Constitution to revoke birthplace citizenship on the French Indian Ocean island of Mayotte, sparking controversy and social unrest. The proposal, announced by Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, aims to reduce immigration and tensions on the country's poorest department. While some local campaigners in Mayotte welcomed the reform, it has been denounced by the left and sparked political debate in France. The island has been struggling with a migration crisis and social unrest, with protesters demanding changes to the citizenship and residence permit system.