Immivasion

Immivasion is a political term of the 2010s and 2020s used to describe the mass immigration of non-white peoples into Western countries. The term is used to oppose such migration. Demographically, it usually describes male surplus immigration, which is claimed to be an early stage of population replacement. Such migrants may also be called "immivaders". The term has an ethnic component, as it tends to describes non-Asian minority migrants. Immivasion into Western Europe is said to have begun with the large scale importation of guest workers into Europe after World War 2. They were expected to return home after a few years or decades at most, but did not do so. Increasing immigration is associated with a rise in violence and social decline. Some "immivading" migrants may even be referred to as rapefugees or crimmigrants, while some critics believe that they are Islamic State operatives. The use of such terms, or even discussing the underlying trends, is considered politically unacceptable by mainstream opinion leaders. Critics have described this as being part of a wider conspiracy, such as a putative New World Order, or a conspiracy involving Freemasonry and Jesuits, though this is often disputed.