I notice that you can't see the wood for the trees. Traffic lights are exactly the right answer. It's about the clash of values - one man's meat is another man's poison.

A doctor does NOT enter a country illegally. He has a good enough qualification to take the legal path to immigration - unless he is a refugee.

Most people entering countries illegally are not refugees. They are economic migrants.

I'm drawing analogies. I'm sorry that you cannot see this.

You clearly missed the point of what I'm saying - that vast number of people from very different cultures, affect the local culture, and eventually the locals get upset with it, and you begin to have an unstable society.

You cannot take your local experience and paste it on an international situation. You should know that anecdotal experience is not evidence of anything.

It's also irrelvant that fascism appeals to weakness of character. When you have large majorities of peple in a country who want it, that is what the country is going to get.