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    European Population Replacement Going Spectacular

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefOctober 4, 2026 World Economy No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The problem is, the open borders was intended to shift the politics to always favor the LEFT. They counted on being able to tax the hell out of their native citizens to keep these upstanding new arrivals fed, clothed, and adducted to video games. What the did not foresee, the the mass migration of Europeans elsewhere. This is never talked about. But when you look at the numbers, it looks like this is becoming the replacement theory, but the producers are starting to leave. Some worry that France can become the Radical Muslim State with nukes!

    Europeans have been migrating to the USA, Canada, and South America, though the scale and patterns vary significantly by destination and time period. Here’s a breakdown of what recent data shows for each region.

    European migration to the US has been declining in recent decades. A 2026 academic study notes that the modern era of US immigration is characterized by a decreasing flow of European migrants and an increasing flow from Latin America and Asia. This has been created by the ant-immigration policies in the USA.

    A notable policy development occurred in September 2026, when the US resumed processing immigrant visas only for citizens of Poland and Hungary, while a broader moratorium remained in place for other countries.

    Canada continues to attract Europeans, particularly through its International Experience Canada (IEC) program, which offers open work permits to young people from partner countries. In 2026, Canada issued tens of thousands of IEC invitations to Europeans. Key recipient countries included:

    France: 658 invitations in one August round alone
    Germany: 484 in the same round
    United Kingdom: 309
    Italy: 397
    Ireland: 99

    By early March 2026, Canada had issued 46,652 IEC invitations in total for the year . However, some programs have been restricted: Canada froze its Start-Up Visa program for entrepreneurs from over 30 European countries starting January 1, 2026.

    South America has a long history of European immigration, particularly to Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. Today, European migration to the region continues, though it is often smaller in scale than intra-regional migration.

    Paraguay has recently emerged as a notable destination. In the first half of 2026, Paraguay granted 1,132 residencies to Germans, 821 to Spaniards, 426 to Dutch citizens, and 358 to French citizens. We are see Europeans startin to migrate to Uruguay.

    Brazil remains a major destination, with approximately 1.8 million immigrants:

    Germans: 85,000 residents
    Italians: 250,000 residents
    Spanish: 75,000 residents
    French: 65,000 residents
    Portuguese: 40,000 annual visa renewals

    Historically, southern Brazil (particularly Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul) received significant Swiss, German, and Italian immigration in the 19th century. Around 15,000 Swiss settled in southern Brazil between the 1810s and 1880s, though their descendants were later absorbed into a broader “German” identity due to language and cultural dynamics.

    This trend appears to be shifting into a new bull market. Many can now smell war in the air in Europe.



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