Week 32.

Immigration isn't policy here, it's 'vandalism,' and migrants are 'imported.'

non-white / "third world" immigrants, framed via a white-replacement demographic narrative

One case, told as 'iconic' of a race, by an account small enough that quoting it would out it.

Black people (via racialized victim/perpetrator contrast)

Somalis don't deserve support, an MP said, while announcing a tax plan.

Somali immigrants / Somali-British people (national origin)

A boat returning migrants to France, captioned as stopping 'an invasion.'

migrants/asylum seekers

People from poorer countries 'don't think like full humans,' a commentator wrote.

people from developing/"third world" nations (national origin)

'Dangerous,' a former party leader called an entire group of truck drivers, by ethnicity.

Indian/Punjabi immigrant truck drivers (ethnicity/national origin)

Male migrants, called 'fighting-age men breaking into' the country.

male migrants/asylum seekers, framed via the "military-age male" trope

One man's tattoo, made to stand for an entire Bronx neighborhood.

Yemeni/Muslim immigrant community in the Bronx

'Are we in India?' a former party leader asked, about his own country.

South Asian/Indian immigrants and multicultural Canada generally

'Import the Third World... become the Third World,' a commentator posted.

immigrants from developing nations / non-Western populations

A media critic wrote that a host is 'a slave to jews.'

Jewish people

A 'cabal of Zionist pedophiles,' a commentator agreed, mostly.

Jewish people (via "Zionist" as proxy)

A commentator called a style of jewelry a signal to 'primates.'

Black/sub-Saharan African people

'Replaced,' an MP says of British communities, and he won't apologize for the word.

immigrant communities framed as having displaced native British communities

Muslims who lean left are 'jihadis,' a commentator wrote, distinguishing them from ones who don't.

left-aligned Muslim people, addressed as a political/ideological outgroup