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Immigrants now make up 10% of France's population. (Compared to almost 14% of the U.S. population; or 27% if you include first generation descendants). And although most French probably don't want immigrants (according to polling in 2017, 56 percent of the French believed the impact of immigration has been negative (23 per cent “very negative”), while just 16 percent believes it has been positive (and just 2 per cent “very positive”)), like most "democracies" the French government continues to go against the will of the people and remains committed to welcoming refugees. So, naturally, we get stories like these:

• "Rape case 'atrocity' shocks France: Nation horrified as woman, 29, suffers perforated colon after being sexually assaulted and tortured with a broomstick by 18-year-old"--Daily Mail. 

The savage that committed the rape is one "Oumar N." according to the article. The article relates:

    The victim, who remains anonymous, was grabbed by the neck and hit repeatedly in the face and across her body by attacker Oumar N. after he broke into her home in the northwestern city of Cherbourg on August 4, prosecutors say.

    The horrified woman was thrown across the room and raped 'several times' by the attacker, who also used the broomstick to sexually assault and torture her, reports Le Figaro. 

    The victim was left naked and in a bloodied mess on the floor of her apartment before she managed to reach her telephone and call medics who rushed her to Pasteur Hospital in Cherbourg. 

    The 'barbaric' attack has left the 29-year-old victim with horrific injuries, including a perforated colon, small intestine and diaphragm as well as fractured ribs. 

    She is still in a coma and is fighting for her life ten days after medics operated on her extensive injuries for several hours.

Fortunately, authorities were quickly able to track down the thug:

    Within days of the 'atrocity', Oumar N. was arrested after cops matched fingerprints left on a door handle inside the victim's home to the 18-year-old and geolocated his phone to the house at the time of the attack. 

    While being questioned by police, sources say Oumar N showed 'no emotion and no empathy' for the victim and had initially denied the attack before being shown the fingerprint evidence.

And then there is this:

Prosecutors said the sinister attacker, who was known to police for allegedly sexually assaulting his four-year-old sister, was indicted on Saturday for 'rape accompanied by torture or acts of barbarism'. 

France knows what to do:

French far-right politician Eric Zemmour, who ran to be president earlier this year, wrote on Twitter: 'I dream of a France where a young woman is not in danger of ending up in a coma after being robbed, raped and horribly tortured by Oumar the repeat offender in her own home.' 

 The question is whether they will do it.