Thank you. The assimilation of others from it's former colonies has been an ongoing problem in France. Years ago there was rioting and burning's in Paris over the plight of 2nd generation, non-French (predominately Moroccan) immigrants. I witnessed this previously as I am the godfather of a grandchild of a Syrian/Turkish family living in Germany. When we re-visited the country I asked the parents how was Benjamin. I was told, by the grandparents, he was no good as all he wanted to do was hang out with his German friends and did not get involved with family issues (his parents opened a small Turkish restaurant and he wouldn't spend time helping out). This happens in ALL countries (even the US) and yet people fail to recognize this and many other externalities we have to deal with with immigration. Too often people move to better their financial situation not to assimilate in another's culture. Unfortunately, cor[orations and the tRump administration has turned this critical issue into one of pure emotions and polarized it beyond any kind of reasonable discussion.