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Saturday, 13 November 2021 (YJC)_ In an interview referring to the migrant crisis on the Belarusian-Polish border, a French politician said that these migrants should never be allowed to enter Europe and that they should die of frost, rather than entering Europe.
French politician Julian Odell said on Friday that if migrants on the Belarusian-Polish border died of the cold, it would be better to allow them to enter Europe.
"Europe's job is to support Europeans in the first place," he told BFM.
The French politician added:
We certainly should not open the border (to immigrants from Belarus to Poland) and they should not be welcomed, and most of these immigrants are dangerous.
The network reporter then asked Odell:
"Should we leave these immigrants behind barbed wire to die of the cold?" The politician replied: "Yes, of course, I mean absolutely yes.
The network's reporter, who still did not understand the politician's answer, asked again:
Should we let them die from the ice? "If the opposite is the case, we will be attacked by immigrants," O'Dell said.
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