Closing your eyes is still not the solution. You acknowledge real problems exist with mass immigration. That part is correct. The issues are not invented by the media. They show up in crime statistics, parallel societies, welfare costs, social trust collapse, and failed integration that people experience in their daily lives, not just on screens. Media does manipulate and amplify. That is true of almost every charged topic. It does not erase the underlying reality. Saying “some of this is media fuel” does not make the tangible problems go away, and deciding to stop looking at the information does not make the policy outcomes change. Taking a break from the news is fine if you need one. Pretending the problems are mostly manufactured so you can disengage is not the same thing. The problems remain whether you watch the coverage or not... Bring back common sense and immigration policy. This is what I would vote for + remigration for everyone who does not match these requirements. 1 Skills-only selection — Entry limited to people with verified high skills, job offers, education, or capital that clearly benefit the economy. Points system decides who gets in. 2 No asylum or refugee pathway — Zero humanitarian, refugee, or asylum immigration. Those seeking protection must apply elsewhere or stay in the first safe country. 3 Strict border control and removals — Illegal entry or overstaying leads to immediate detention and deportation. No catch-and-release, no path to stay. 4 Limited family migration — Only spouse and minor children of the primary skilled immigrant. No chain migration of extended relatives. 5 Assimilation and self-sufficiency required — Permanent residency or citizenship only after proven language ability, cultural knowledge, clean record, and economic independence. No welfare access for new arrivals.
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