An End to Immigration delves into the complex issues surrounding immigration, focusing on the consequences of mass migration to Western nations. The book examines how countries like Germany, France, and the UK, which initially welcomed guest workers, saw large-scale, permanent settlement instead, leading to cultural and social tensions. It critiques the demographic shifts, particularly in California, and raises concerns about the potential decline in Western standards due to increasing immigration. Additionally, it discusses how India’s “brain drain” contributes to its own stagnation and the challenges of reverse migration, ultimately arguing that halting immigration could improve global stability.