Yes, Even Iceland Has an Immigration Problem

An article by Michael O'Shea, Visiting Research Fellow at the Danube Institute, for The American Conservative

Questions of population replacement and societal extinction assume a certain urgency when a people can trace its lineage directly to the Vikings, easily read the Norse sagas, and count a population smaller than Wichita, Kansas. This is precisely the scenario in Iceland, where mass migration has reached crisis proportions. Yes, even Iceland.

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