The Internal Enemy: Immigration and the New Face of Authoritarianism
What happens when fear replaces dialogue, and rights become privileges?
This bold and clear-eyed essay explores how authoritarian and nationalist movements have turned immigrants into convenient scapegoats to justify exclusionary policies, democratic backsliding, and hate-fueled rhetoric. Rather than reflecting real security concerns, anti-immigrant discourse functions as a tool of power.
Through a critical and accessible lens, Manuel Sepúlveda dismantles the most persistent myths about immigration, using political analysis, empirical data, and real-world case studies from Europe and the Americas. From media narratives to state repression, this book reveals how fear is manufactured—and who profits from it.
The Internal Enemy is not just a denunciation; it offers alternatives based on human rights, inclusion, transparency, and civic participation. A must-read for those seeking to understand—and resist—the ethical and political threats facing democracy today.
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