Yeah, this is often overlooked by American critics. We added more jobs in the US in one year than the EU nations have added in 30. Plus, in European countries, an outsider is forever an outsider, even his grandkids don't belong. For all their Political Correctness posturing, the avenues to opportunity for immigrants are far more limiting in Europe than in the US. If you didn't go to the right school and get the right certificate and connect with the right politicians, you can't even open a flea market stand.
This is like adding accelerant to the whole Islamofascist movement in France, because they are putting up the phoney "you're welcome here" sign out while keeping them down through bureaucratic manipulation, which makes the Izzies even crazier.
People are now talking (quietly) about a civil war in France. They are speaking in the present tense.
---I have relatives there.
It is still no civil war, but it is a growing problem. Civil war would mean that there is a broad conflict between all beurs and all native Frenchmen. I still do not see that. I do not want to euphemize, but civil war is the wrong conclusion.
Tt is rather unlikely that it comes to that in the long term since there is a big majority among the immigrants who want to live in peace. The problem are young unempolyed males.