''I will not hesitate to expel those who declare themselves a part of Islam and pose a grave threat to public order,'' French Interior Minister Manuel Valls said on Thursday. Speaking at the opening of the Grand Mosque of Strasbourg, which has the biggest Muslim prayer hall in the country, Valls added that he would not hesitate to expel whoever claims to be a Muslim but does not respect the ''laws and values'' of the French Republic. ''In order to be French, or to live in France, there is no need to give up one's faith or to deny one's origins,'' said the minister, whose approval ratings are rising.
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