The risk and damage from illegal immigration is broader than the extremism and violence of Islamists. Immigration is beneficial for migrants primarily and secondarily for the countries that host them, provided it is selective, planned, and leads to the assimilation of migrants with the indigenous population. Otherwise, it is a source of frictions and sometimes conflicts.

In our country, where the state is in a state of near collapse, mass illegal immigration poses existential problems in the long term for Hellenism. However, under crisis conditions, illegal immigration can lead to upheavals that cannot be addressed. This book describes three extreme scenarios of immigration anarchy that could arise from a random exogenous event.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]