Balibar argued that the superiority filled by the new racism appears "in the very type of criteria applied in thinking about the difference between cultures". Even if it indicates itself as egalitarian but separatist. People coming from outside Europe are seen as contributing to separatism. The legacy of the “new racism” is the cultural framework that is still placed in the majority of the language and politics of the dominant right and far right in Europe today. Italy did a lot to protect its cultural integrity as migrants purchased cultures from the South and non-EU countries from the 1990s onwards. Focusing on African and Eastern European immigrants, the discussion is related to citizenship, immigration legislation and suggestions for bringing immigrants together. In Europe, Australia and North America these political and social tensions seem to focus on two main aspects of the issue. First, from the perspective of welfare systems, asylum and refugee groups and undercover or undocumented people could have a perceived effect on society