Nothing justifies such brutality. All of this is in line with the Trump administration's all-out actions against immigrants, foreigners, students, and even ordinary tourists. The USA also has laws and administrations that are so fussy that it is probably easy to find oneself on the wrong side of the law in good faith. For immigrants who want to work and integrate, or who have already done so, I imagine that the regularisation formalities are akin to an obstacle course.

With my poor English, I cannot imagine explaining to an immigration officer that I am not on social media. I would immediately be accused of hiding something. Well, since I will never set foot in that country, I can sleep soundly.

Next step (off topic): gradually move away from all American IT products and services.

The debate about the weapon or not is not the point I wanted to raise, the investigation will tell and since carrying a weapon is legal in Minnesota but you must carry your permit with you at all times. What bothers me is the false image that the media spread by emphasising that he is calm and peaceful in order to stir up sympathy. When that is not the case.

As for the American media, that is completely false. Most are anti-Trump but find themselves faced with a fait accompli and are sometimes forced to admit that the current president is as popular as his actions.

A country is a business, which is why a businessman is so successful.

The left has lost its way for years and advocates a democracy that it does not accept when it is not in its favour. For them, democracy is the people, yes but... if they vote for what we would like.