A survey conduct by Friedrich Ebert Foundation, which iw close to German Social Democratic Party, tells that far right views on undocumented migrants have become mainstream.

 The shift towards far-right views on undocumented migrants can be influenced by various factors. It is important to note that the following reasons are not exhaustive and may vary in different contexts:

1. Economic concerns: Economic insecurity and fears of job competition can contribute to negative attitudes towards undocumented migrants. Some individuals may perceive them as a threat to their employment opportunities or as a burden on social welfare systems.

2. Cultural and identity concerns: Changes in demographics and cultural diversity can lead to anxieties about national identity and cultural preservation. Some individuals may view undocumented migrants as a challenge to their cultural norms, traditions, and values.

3. Political rhetoric and media influence: Political leaders and media outlets play a significant role in shaping public opinion. Populist politicians or media outlets that promote anti-immigrant narratives can influence public perception and contribute to the mainstreaming of far-right views.

4. Security concerns: Fear of terrorism or crime can also contribute to negative attitudes towards undocumented migrants. Incidents involving migrants, even if statistically rare, can be amplified by media coverage and contribute to a perception of increased insecurity.

5. Lack of information and misinformation: Limited understanding of the complexities of migration, including the reasons behind irregular migration, can lead to misconceptions and stereotypes. Misinformation or false narratives can further fuel negative attitudes towards undocumented migrants.

It is important to approach these issues with nuance and consider the broader socio-political context in which these views emerge. Policy responses, education, and promoting dialogue can help address misconceptions, foster empathy, and promote a more inclusive society.