Well, I don't know about following Trump. But they certainly won't follow Macron who does wear a mask.
I am going to go way out on a limb and say that the Muslims shown in the video protesting wouldn't follow Macron even if he didn't wear a mask. Perhaps the mask doesn't figure into the decision at all, and so consideration of how Muslims feel about Trump is a red herring. And from looking at the video, I'm not at all sure the protests there depicted occurred in France anyway. You might think that Muslim's protesting in France would use French rather than Arabic, if it is Arabic, on their protest signs so the French would know what they are protesting about. Maybe they are protesting because Burger King dropped the Cheeseburger Royale. I don't know because I can't read Arabic, if it is Arabic. But what do I know anyway? I'm not really an expert on the subject. I was just making a few observations, in particular about generalizations. At one point I was taught that inferring the general from the specific, which I think is referred to as inductive reasoning, can be problematic if you are not careful, but maybe whoever taught me that didn't know what he was talking about, or I misremembered it. That sometimes happens, but not always, but I could be wrong about that too. For example, I forgot my mask when I went to the pharmacy yesterday and had to go back home and get it. If I can forget my mask, there is also a chance I might forget about stuff like inductive reasoning. I don't know for certain if even that is true. But I do know, or a least believe, that you have to kind of raise your eyebrow like Spock, and say "Fascinating", when somebody makes a generalization. At least you should give it some thought. I don't think I ever heard Spock say "By golly, you are absolutely right". But then he is not impulsive like Captain Kirk, even though Captain Kirk made some pretty good decisions impulsively. But not always. I mean can you believe some of the girls he kissed. Some of them were even aliens. What's that all about?