European politicians are reevaluating their approach to migration in light of Donald Trump's election victory, which highlighted the public's dissatisfaction with current migration policies. The election confirmed that incumbency is no longer a guarantee of electoral success, and voters are demanding action on curbing migration. This has led European leaders to consider the impact of migration on their own countries and the potential consequences of not addressing public concerns. The election of Trump, who campaigned against migrants, has given a boost to disruptive parties in Europe and may lead to a reevaluation of the relationships between Europe and the Middle East. The scale of migration to Europe in recent years has become a major concern for politicians and voters, and they recognize the need to tighten immigration policies. Failure to address public concerns may result in voters turning to more hard-line politicians.