Paris cancels its iconic New Year’s Eve concert on the Champs-Élysées, replacing the live celebration with a pre-recorded broadcast due to security concerns over migrant-related violence. The midnight fireworks will still light up the Arc de Triomphe, but officials urge revelers to watch from home rather than gather on what many call, the most beautiful avenue in the world. The Paris police prefecture pushed Mayor Anne Hidalgo to cancel the concert, citing unpredictable crowd movements. The event drew roughly one million attendees last year and has been a tradition for six decades. “Last year, we had more scares in two hours of New Year’s Eve celebrations on the Champs-Élysées than in three weeks of the Olympic Games,” according to the police commissioner. Sources revealed that internal intelligence reports suggested that this is the result of massive unvetted Muslim immigration into Europe. Western Europe has had a terrorism problem for many years now, and that has been exacerbated because of unvetted Islamic immigration as a result of the refugee crisis of over a decade ago. The famed avenue has become a flashpoint for violence, with young migrants from Paris suburbs accused of looting stores and clashing with police during major gatherings.