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According to data available, the number of applicants for immigration into Europe has steadily increased in recent years.

The immigrant problem is causing serious social contradictions in Western countries.

The residence and employment of immigrants and other problems persist as serious troubles for them and maltreatment of them is getting severe.

Some Western politicians openly insist that immigrants should be expelled massively and a family separation policy should be enforced, claiming that they are a threat to the security of Western countries.

The persecution of immigrants is the most serious in the US, where immigrants account for 72 percent of victims of human trafficking.

But it is none other than Western countries that have caused the immigrant problem.

According to data available, 15 new disputes erupted worldwide in the first five years of the 2010s and the overwhelming majority of them were sparked by the "globalization" moves of Western countries.

As a result, migrants numbered 244 million in 2015.

The areas producing the most migrants are Africa and the Middle East.

It is because the US-led Western forces are engrossed in interference in internal affairs, military invasion and proxy war with an eye to controlling the regional countries which are rich in resources and located in geopolitical vantage points.

A typical example is the current situation in Gaza.

In defiance of the international community’s consistent demand for ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the US is egging Israel on to confrontation with the regional countries, while providing it with huge military assistance.

Consequently, many Palestinian civilians are losing the cradles of their life to be compelled to wander from place to place and many people in the neighbouring countries are also being reduced to refugees.

It is also owing to the "colour revolution" orchestrated by the West that disputes have recently escalated and refugees ceaselessly come into being in different African countries including Sudan.

The introduction of Western-style democracy in African countries has sharpened antagonism between political forces, between tribes and between sects, leading to disputes and armed conflicts and producing large numbers of refugees.

The victims who lost their dear homes and native places are flooding into Europe and other Western countries to seek refuge from wars.

After all, the immigrant problem plaguing Western countries is a product of the hegemony constantly sought by them.

In a word, the boomerang thrown by them came back to them.