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| France has expelled a Tunisian Islamic religious leader for being "radical", France's Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on X, formerly Twitter. | |
| "The radical imam Mahjoub Mahjoubi has just been expelled from the national territory, less than 12 hours after his arrest," Mr Darmanin said. | |
| He was sent back to Tunisia via a Thursday evening flight, the Reuters news agency reported, citing French media reports. | |
| Mr Mahjoubi had caused controversy and eventually faced arrest after a video of him describing the "tricolour flag" as "a satanic flag" that has "no value with Allah" went viral earlier this week. | |
| He did not specify which flag he was talking about, but many assumed he meant the French flag, which has three colours. | |
| Mr Mahjoubi has denied wrongdoing and said that his statement in the video was misinterpreted. | |
| "This is the demonstration that the immigration law, without which such a rapid expulsion would not have been possible, makes France stronger. We won't let anything go," Mr Darmanin said of the expulsion. | |
| France expelled Mr Mahjoubi under a new law that has reduced protections for foreign residents, making it easier for the government to forcibly remove them from the country. | |
| Mr Mahjoubi's lawyer said he would appeal against the expulsion. | |
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