United States Diplomats Urged to Address Immigration Concerns, Says Marco Rubio

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is urging diplomats in Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand to demand their host countries restrict most immigration and file reports if the government is overly supportive of immigrants, according to a document sent to embassies and consulates. The initiative highlights the effects of criminal acts by immigrants to encourage greater entry restrictions, with Rubio advising diplomats to “regularly engage host governments and their respective authorities to raise U.S. concerns about violent crimes associated with people of a migration background” and “any related human rights abuses.”

Crimes by immigrants are described as “widespread disruptors of social cohesion and public safety,” with diplomats instructed to alert the State Department on how governments address the issues and if their “policies unduly favor migrants at the expense of local populations.” The aim of the initiative is to “build host government and stakeholder support to address and reform policies related to migrant crime, defending national sovereignty, and ensuring the safety of local communities.”

The Trump administration has made reducing the number of migrants in the United States and its allies a top priority, with Rubio enforcing those positions in his role as secretary of state. “Mass migration poses an existential threat to Western civilization and undermines the stability of key American allies,” the State Department wrote on social media. The cable includes 12 talking points for diplomats to use with host governments and three more specifically for European countries, including, “We encourage your government to ensure that policies protect your citizens from the negative social impacts of mass migration, including displacement, sexual assault, and the breakdown of law and order.” Another talking point warns of the threat of radical Islam, saying it leads to an increase in antisemitic and anti-Christian incidents.

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