The implications of refugee crises on domestic politics can be substantial. They often lead to heightened public anxiety, fueling anti-immigrant sentiment and polarizing political discourse. Governments may face pressure to enhance border security, impacting existing immigration policies. Politicians can use crises to rally support or gloss over other domestic issues. As a result, the political landscape may shift significantly, with parties reevaluating their stances to align with or address public concerns. Moreover, the social fabric of communities may be tested, leading to both cultural tensions and potential for increased community engagement.