Right wing protesters gathered in Nice, France on Thursday night (29 October), to demand that illegal immigrants be deported.

The action follows a deadly knife attack at the city's Notre Dame basilica, in which three people were killed.

The attack has been described as "Islamist terrorism" by French President Emmanuel Macron. The alleged attacker has been arrested.

In the evening people gathered near the place of the attack, demanding deportation for illegal immigrants and saying they don't feel safe in their homes.

Three people have been killed and several more wounded in a suspected terror attack in the southern French city of Nice on Thursday.

The aggressor is said to have attacked people with a knife inside the Notre-Dame basilica in the heart of the city. A suspect has reportedly been arrested; a police source said he was injured as security forces intervened and has been taken to hospital.
According to an unconfirmed claim from a police source, the attacker was around 25-years old and cried "Allah Akbar" as he carried out the assault, according to an unconfirmed claim from a police source.
In the evening people gathered near the place of the attack with their protest, demanding deportation for illegal immigrants and saying that they don't feel safe in their home.