Bangladesh, July 12 -- Western Europe stands at one of the most consequential moments in its modern history. For decades, political leaders have assured their citizens that mass immigration would strengthen economies, enrich societies, and demonstrate Europes humanitarian values. Instead, millions of Europeans now believe they are witnessing a transformation of their countries that neither they nor their predecessors ever voted to accept.

The immigration debate is no longer about economics alone. It is about sovereignty, national identity, public security, democratic accountability, and ultimately the survival of Europes historic civilizations. Whether one views these concerns as urgent warnings or overstated fears, they now dominate pol...