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    Home » Blog » Portugal Election: People Push Back Against Mass Immigration | FAIRUS.org – Federation for American Immigration Reform

    Portugal Election: People Push Back Against Mass Immigration | FAIRUS.org – Federation for American Immigration Reform

    March 21, 2024Updated:March 21, 2024 Immigration No Comments
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    Unheard of voter turnout for a younger party called Chega ( “Enough” ) during recent Portuguese elections! in Portuguese ) advocating for stronger border controls. Although Portugal’s earlier government refused to do so, the celebration has been largely labeled as “far right,” which is not at all extraordinary. This is yet more evidence that, across the world, makes that advocate smart migration plans are in the ascendancy. What happened in Portugal to make these conditions, and why is it important for&nbsp, America?

    Under outgoing Prime Minister António Costa, in authority since 2015, Portugal’s immigration laws were considerably relaxed. His presidency about equated open borders with a sense of credulity. Among the plans were a peaceful program for registering foreign staff, even if they entered illegally, and a fast trail to citizenship. Portugal turned the other way as other European countries began to try to reduce movement. The modifications were praised by some media outlets as making Portugal” Europe’s final open doorway for newcomers.” Consistently, this soon attracted refugees from lower- income countries, particularly those like Angola with historical ties to&nbsp, Portugal.

    The immigrant community grew by 70 % in just five years, and the visitors rate was incredible. Spanish government statistics show that by 2022 ( the last year full records are available ), more than 780, 000 legally native immigrants ( out of a total population of just over 10 million ) were present in Portugal, up from 383, 000 when Prime Minister Costa took over. Additionally, this number merely includes those who were authorized to be counted. As in other states, counting an illegal alien community is not always easy, and government records are likely to be an undercount. Workers who posed a very real physical danger were one of the important numbers of illegal creatures in Portugal. Open borders and overloaded customs and border agencies, as in America, opened the door to drug trafficking. By 2022, Portugal was facing a “rising sea of cocaine”, imported by international groups. In addition to medication, there were also rising terror&nbsp, risks.

    The Strasbourg-Marshall Islamic State Terrorist Network plotted a violence attack in France in 2018. The culprits entered Europe from Africa by posing as asylum applicants in Portugal, making a living off of offences like credit card fraud. The Portuguese authorities granted them permission to travel to France, where their attack was mercilessly thwarted. Finally, it was the Portuguese government’s open windows plans that had attracted them in the first place. Indeed, Portugal’s registration process was very quick and once naturalized, workers could travel across the European Union ( EU) freely and use the ESTA method for card free go to the U. S. Not only are Portugal’s open edges a danger to the rest of Europe, but possibly the U. S. as&nbsp, well.

    Mass movement is never a wise plan, as it is everywhere else in the world. With cultural unity tearing, the economy suffering, and incident bringing down the government of opened- borders Prime Minister Costa, fresh elections were called. Portugal still has a long way to go to get its culture back order, but the new state is likely to be much more sage in promoting immigration and placing the interests of Portuguese citizens first.

    Americans may take comfort from this. It is perfectly acceptable and should eventually win out that people want to effectively manage migration. As Germany, Ireland, and presently Portugal both demonstrate, the similarities between America and Europe are becoming more and more obvious. Americans can think encouraged that the fight for protected frontiers is a worldwide one, and that it is gaining&nbsp, speed.

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