Curbing unqualified immigration remains a core component of President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda. In the first six months of his second term, the president has made considerable strides in delivering on commitments made to American voters.
The Department of Homeland Security has worked to seal the southern border, executed large-scale removals of violent offenders with criminal records, and ushered in a sweeping transformation of the U.S. Coast Guard.
While these measures initially drew skepticism across Europe, they are now being mirrored by several European governments — with countries including Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands tightening immigration controls in response to mounting domestic pressures. Yet it is in Europe’s leading power — Germany — that immigration challenges have proven most acute, testing not only social cohesion but the very foundations of its political consensus.
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