Le Pen criticizes French government and promises to enforce the law against riots

Marine Le Pen criticized the French government for failing to prevent recent riots, claiming she is the only one willing to enforce the law. In an interview, she expressed support for the police and proposed doubling the number of judges to enhance public safety. Le Pen vowed that if elected in 2027, those responsible for theft and violence would face consequences, including parents of minors being held accountable. She described the current situation in France as a result of a declining government unable to manage predictable issues, leading to chaos in migration, budget, and security. Le Pen expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the partial curfew imposed in some cities and confirmed she received security assurances for her party's upcoming congress.