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A New Mural in France Shows the Statue of Liberty Covering Her Eyes in a Swipe at Trump

ROUBAIX, FRANCE, JUL 17 – The mural critiques US immigration policies and symbolizes migrants' struggle, drawing millions of views and strong reactions amid declining public support for mass deportations, Gallup polling shows.

  • On 14 July, 2025, Judith de Leeuw unveiled a giant mural in Roubaix, northern France, marking a symbolic critique of US immigration policies.
  • Since returning to the White House, Trump launched an unprecedented immigration campaign, pushing executive power limits and prompting widespread deportations to remote locations like South Sudan and Eswatini.
  • The artwork depicts the Statue of Liberty covering her eyes, and it has racked up millions of views online.
  • Roubaix’s deputy mayor Frédéric Lefebvre called the mural `it's a very strong and powerful political message`, while Rep. Tim Burchett said on X `disgusts me`.
  • Beyond Roubaix, the artwork has fueled broader debates on immigration, as Polling by Gallup released last week showed increasing support for immigration as a `good thing` and decreasing backing for mass deportations, and the mural has provoked reactions across social media and in the United States.
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