immigrationism en · NOUN
Etymology
From immigration + -ism.
Meanings
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(uncountable) A policy that favours immigration.
More recently, in his 2006 article, 'Immigrationism, the last utopia of the bien-pensants', Pierre-André Taguieff identified a new left ideology centred on the political and cultural value of immigration. 'Immigrationism', says Taguieff, constructs immigration and immigrants as a kind of final repository of radical hopes.
2010, Alastair Bonnett, Left in the Past: Radicalism and the Politics of Nostalgia, page 122:Ecumenism, Malthusian environmentalism, pan-sexualism, and immigrationism are the new dogmas of this universal religion, whose ministers are preparing the advent of the Antichrist prior to the final persecution and the definitive victory of Our Lord.
2021, Doug Grane, Against the Grain: Heroic Catholics Through the Centuries:First reason: the Left, which spearheads immigrationism and is followed in this by a guilt-ridden Right, […]
2010, Guillaume Faye, John B. Morgan, Archeofuturism: European Visions of the Post-catastrophic Age (page 147)