Raubaix, France (AP) – as the statements go on, it is a large.
France of the Statue of Liberty is covering her eyes in France US President Donald Trump Immigration and Exile Policies.
Amsterdam -based Street Artist Judith de Leuv described its huge work in the northern French city of Robix, which has a large immigrant community, “What should be a quiet reminder of freedom.”
He said that “freedom feels out of access” for migrants and “those people are pushed, silent, or ignored.”
D Luv wrote in a post of July 4 on Facebook, “I portrayed it covering my eyes because the world weight has become too heavy for a witness. Once there was a bright symbol of Liberty that now hurts the lost meaning.” Independence Day.
His depiction of the statue of freedom, A gift from French people In the late 1800s, some sharp criticism is inspired.
Rape. Tim Burchet, a Republican MP from Tennessi has written A angry post on X That work “hates me.” He said that he had an uncle who fought in France and died, where the US forces watched the match in both First World War and Second World War.
In an interview with the Associated Press, D Leouv was unpublished.
“I am not angry to hate the Donald Trump movement. I am not sorry. This is the right thing,” he said.
The city stood with work, in charge of cultural affairs with its deputy mayor, Fradic Lafebre, Broadcaster France 3, saying “this is a very strong and powerful political message.”
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Voting by gallop Released last week Showed the growing number of Americans who said that immigration is a “good thing” and Trump has reduced the support for the type of large -scale exile the type of exile.
The murals in Rubix are part of an urban road culture festival supported by the city. Raubaix is one of the poorest cities in France. It was financially destroyed by the collapse of its once provocative textile industry since the 1970s that attracted migrant workers of Europe, North Africa and beyond.
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Associated press journalists contributed to Ahmed Ser and Paris in Amsterdam.
Silvan Plaze, Associated Press