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Overview The twenty-first century has witnessed unprecedented levels of global migration, reshaping demographics, economies, and cultures worldwide. This phenomenon has sparked intense debates and divergent perspectives on immigration, often polarizing societies into two distinct camps: nationalists and internationalists. Nationalists advocate for stringent immigration controls, emphasizing the preservation of national identity, security, and economic stability. In contrast, internationalists champion open borders (with controls), celebrating cultural diversity and the economic benefits of a globalized workforce. This writing delves into the complex discourse surrounding immigration in contemporary society. It explores how these opposing viewpoints manifest in political rhetoric, media representations, and public opinion. By examining the peripheralism inherent in both nationalist and internationalist narratives, it aims to uncover the underlying motivations, fears, and aspirations