(Undated) — French authorities promise a “massive” police presence for Saturday’s student protests as localized curfews go into effect. The country is grappling with some of its worst rioting in years following protests over education and the cost of living. Some, including President Trump have said the riots are the result of mass migration. At least two people died and more than two-thousand people were arrested last weekend. French president Emanuel Macron says he will hold meetings with protestors to discuss “concrete proposals” and other demands as many of them remain skeptical.
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