Serious paradigm shift in Europe with the influx of immigrants. The struggle there is to maintain identity? When you say "us", are you referring to Americans or Europeans?
I basically live in both countries and travel a lot.
The immigrants are mostly cool people.
A dozen thousand made it through that have a different level of violence standard than both eu and us. Selling drugs, robbing people, raping women.
The normal ones have a language barrier and skills that the countries don't need.
So it will take at least 40 years to integrate them.
Then they will be normal "Europeans".
Many Germans do support the big idea, but the fact that the recent influx did bring levels of violence to the eu in small patches not seen (uk excluded of course, lol) in a 1000 years, means they look toward the politicians and ask why this eas not done much slower with the usual process. Then only 1000 idiots would have made it through.
Other lean much further, demanding direct court and deport, and noting that big parts of cities are veeery close to being their own little "countries ", with their own Muslim laws and courts, where German law is no longer respected or enforced the law.
Bigger cities need around 2000 more officers and a bigger police presence. No funding.
"Politicians did not see this coming."
The last immigrants, Turks and Morrocans, went pretty easy and quite fast. Those, second generation German-Turks etc now complain about the fawking immigrants that simply come and get a bunch of free shit and bring violence. Some could be called "Nazis" in their hate.
Of course there are a bunch of native idiots in any country as well.
But it is quite obvious that every time there is a crime, its usually some north African , Sirians, random idiots, lump them all together and one can paint "Islam is a problem" with a very broad brush indeed.
There are regional differences. Berlin is worst in Germany, then a bunch of other cities, not a lot in the east (much higher concentration of right wing "nazis"), tiny problems but mostly still relaxed Munich, to mid cities like Frankfurt are "challenged in some areas, train station red light district" while still being "a cool place to be" with shops, food, restaurants, whores and strip clubs. But the voices are getting louder, it is changing.
Edit: Select east European also bring problems, but they are more manageable.