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France shows no signs of a backlash in response to last year\u2019s riots among Muslim youth in a recent Pew Global Attitudes survey. In fact, a counter trend seems to have emerged with slightly more French people saying that immigration from the Middle East and North Africa is a good thing than did so a year ago. The French public is also more inclined this year to say that Muslims living in France want to adopt French customs \u2014 a view held by an overwhelming majority of Muslims in France. Nor do German and British publics express any increase in negative views of immigrants \u2014 although, unlike the French, they are not more welcoming to immigrants this year. Meanwhile, the Spanish public\u2019s view toward immigrants has grown slightly more negative over the last year. Read More<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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