After years of immigration from third-world countries into Europe, both Germany and Sweden are finally trying to reverse the damage. Germany is now setting up border checkpoints to crack down on illegal immigration.
Nile Gardiner, a former advisor to Margaret Thatcher, told Fox News, "European publics are saying that they've had enough of mass migration, and they're really sending a clear message to the European ruling elites that enough is enough."
Gardiner also said that Europeans are worried about the rise of Islamic extremism inside their countries. He said, "There are huge numbers of Islamist militants who are currently coming out on the streets supporting Hamas and other Islamist movements. This is causing great concern across Europe."
Currently, Sweden is offering up to nearly $4,000 to immigrant families who are willing to relocate out of the country.