Why are there riots in Paris?

The fuse was that two Muslim teenagers in the subway town of clichy, a suburb in the north of Paris, escaped the police, broke into a substation and were electrocuted.

Subsequently, local Muslim youth and African-American youth took to the streets, which gradually evolved from protests to violent riots.

The riots in Paris were not formed in one day, and there are deep-seated reasons:

In other words, the long-term accumulation of social contradictions has caused such a result. We all know that France is a multi-ethnic and pluralistic society, which pays attention to social integration and diversification. But over the years, there have been some mistakes in the process of immigrants' successful integration into French society in France. This mistake is its immigration policy. First of all, its immigration policy is undifferentiated.

After World War II, France experienced so many years of war that it lacked a large number of labor to rebuild. The French population died in the war and needed a large number of foreigners to supplement it. Its immigrants first came from the Middle East and North Africa. It used to be some colonial countries, and Islam was the main colonizer of these countries. When immigrants came, they had no higher education and were all ordinary workers.

Secondly, the lack of this immigration policy is that immigrants have made a lot of contributions to society after they were introduced into society, but the way it arranges immigrants is problematic. First of all, it has established a large number of immigrant residential areas in the suburbs of Paris, allowing immigrants to live in that place. Immigrants and mainstream French society are actually divided.