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The interplay of immigration, integration, and radical ideology forms a cornerstone of the discussion. Hirsi Ali critiques the prevalent multiculturalist policies, suggesting that instead of fostering a harmonious society, they inadvertently exacerbate separation and radicalization. In her view, failed assimilation and the simultaneous opening of borders have allowed radical ideologies to gain a stronger foothold in Western communities. This has led to the emergence of parallel societies, wherein traditional practices and beliefs starkly contrast those of the host countries, resulting in dangerous cultural enclaves.