Hegseth frames immigration as an ‘invasion’ in D‑Day speech in France

At a D‑Day commemoration in France, a speaker addressed the audience. The speaker, Hegseth, linked current immigration trends to an “invasion”. He delivered the remarks during the ceremony honoring the 1944 Allied landing. The comments framed immigration as a security concern for Europe. Hegseth’s remarks sparked discussion among attendees and observers. Critics argue the language politicizes a historic remembrance event. Supporters say the speech highlights challenges posed by migration flows. The incident underscores ongoing debates over immigration policy in Europe.