Europe’s real problem is homegrown radicalization from denied belonging, not immigration

Evidence

“The European question,” then, is not one of immigration so much as it is one of home-grown radicalization. Of the quest for belonging, and its denial. A striving for more than a formalistic and formulaic equality and the refusal of invisibility. The experience of other immigrant societies reveals that limiting secondand third-generation descendants to demeaning stereotypical reductions and their material restrictions is to play with fire around a powder keg. Why the surprise when it blows up? — David Theo Goldberg, The Threat of Race, 967