Anti-immigration refers to a political and social stance that opposes or seeks to limit immigration into a country. This viewpoint often arises from concerns about economic competition, cultural differences, or national security. Advocates may argue that immigrants take jobs from native citizens or strain public resources. The anti-immigration movement can manifest in various ways, including stricter immigration laws, border control measures, and public campaigns against immigration. It is often associated with certain political parties and groups, which may promote policies aimed at reducing the number of immigrants allowed into a country or increasing deportations.