France vows to boost security amid criticism of govt after 'barbaric Islamic terrorism'

France plans to expedite the expulsion of radicalized foreigners and strengthen its draft immigration law following the recent fatal stabbing of a teacher. The government faces criticism from the right and has deployed thousands of troops in response to the attack. President Emmanuel Macron condemned the incident as "barbaric Islamic terrorism." Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin stated that the government would review lists of security risks and expel individuals who posed a threat.