Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced the ban on protests "that pose a threat to public order" days before Pegida were hoping to march through Calais.
"I have asked the Pas-de-Calais prefect to proceed with the banning of all protests that have the potential of disrupting public order, no matter who the organizers are," Cazeneuve said.
The minister said he was referring to all groups who seek "to create tension, division and violence".
The northern port town is home to between 4,00 and 6,000 refugees who are living in squalor in a makeshift camp on the edge of town.
Tensions have risen in recent weeks with clashes between migrants desperate to make a bid to get to the UK and the French riot police who block their path. ...
To the globalist anti-Western media, anyone who tries to invade the West is, by definition, "desperate," in other words, has no choice but to try to invade. But what if someone just wants a better economic lot in life, or to spread Islam, or chooses to join with friends to become part of a mass-movement foreign adventure, etc, does that automatically make them no-choice "desperate"?
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