Foreigners Arrested for Radicalism in France Face Possible Expulsion

In response to recent acts of terrorism, France has raised its anti-terrorism alert to the highest level and will conduct a review to determine which foreigners with a record of radicalism can be expelled from the country. President Emmanuel Macron wants the state to be "implacable against all those who support hatred and terrorist ideologies." The French administration has asked local authorities to examine the files of radicalized individuals and ensure there are no oversights in the expulsion procedure. The Minister of the Interior has instructed authorities to pay particular attention to young people from the Caucasus. Talks with Russia will be resumed to organize expulsions, as there are about sixty dossiers of Russian citizens, including those from Chechnya, who are considered potentially dangerous.