Politics & Governance
Martin Sellner says France barred him from entry
Austrian nationalist Martin Sellner said Thursday that he had been stopped at an airport in France and would be deported on Friday.
Sellner, 37, said on X: “I was stopped at the airport in France.” He added: “I will be deported tomorrow.”
His statement came after French authorities banned a far-right symposium on “remigration” scheduled for Saturday in the Paris suburbs, as well as a demonstration planned for Sunday in the capital.
Sellner advocates mass expulsions of foreigners.
Uncertainty notes
The supplied information does not give the French authorities' stated reason for barring Sellner from entry, beyond the bans on the conference and demonstration.
The supplied information does not include a French government comment on Sellner's account.
Source
AFP news report published on .