Eurabian writers frame migration as a siege of European border outposts.

Evidence

The academic and counter-terrorist guardian of the American campus, Daniel Pipes, is similarly downbeat about the ability of ‘a diminishing European population’ to retain its ‘historic culture’ and withstand the ‘giant smuggling rings and human waves cascading over fortified positions’ such as the Spanish border outposts of Ceuta and Melilla. — Matt Carr, You Are Now Entering Eurabia, 87

Categorization

• DEFINE: Exemplifies the ‘Eurabia’ genre’s rhetorical move: recasting demographic change as military siege language (‘fortified positions’, ‘human waves’).
• SHARE: The phrase ‘counter-terrorist guardian of the American campus’ is a niche, barbed descriptor worth sending to someone who follows Pipes’ campus-watch career.