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Africa-to-Europe migration cuts a picture little different from that of the chained slave-driven Africans on their way to Europe, the Americas and the New World. While the forced enslavement spelt doom for the enslaved Africans, their descendants and, indeed, for mother Africa, Africa-to-Europe migration –at the turn of the millennium seems to be a welcome pack to African immigrants fleeing failed states, poverty, and joblessness. The inability of the European Labor Market to replenish its work force provides African skilled workers an opportunity to take advantage of. While African governments may view Europe’s anti-immigration laws and policies in a bad light, for the Europeans, the illegal introduction of Africans into their territory is disruptive of European institutions, social structure and environment. With the exception, sometimes, of the skilled workers, Europe frowns upon refugees, asylum seekers, and the so-called ‘economic migrants.’ It is surprising, however, that Europe categorizes immigrants into “economic migrants,” given her history.

African Migrants In Spite Of “Fortress” Europe: An Essay In Philosophy Of Popular Culture