Summary
France issued a travel advisory telling its citizens to avoid downtown Minneapolis due to protests related to President Trump's immigration actions. The advisory recommends staying informed and avoiding large gatherings. Germany also warned its citizens to be cautious in the U.S. under similar circumstances.
Key Facts
- France has advised its citizens not to go to the city center of Minneapolis.
- The warning is connected to protests about immigration enforcement by President Trump.
- The advisory was posted on the French foreign ministry's website on January 24.
- The advisory suggests staying informed and avoiding large crowds.
- Germany also issued a warning about potential risks in the U.S., specifically mentioning Minneapolis.
- The situation is ongoing and updates are expected.
