Peter Schweizer’s Invisible Coup Warns of the Migrant Invasion
In his typical lucid, accessible style, Schweizer nevertheless provides a deep dive into how mass immigration is being used to undermine America.
John Dale Dunn | February 25, 2026 www.americanthinker.com
Peter Schweizer is a renowned and accomplished American investigative journalist who has written 19 books. His latest book, The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon, could be his best and most important to date, as he discusses the existential risk to America posed by multiple, multifarious actors who are enemies of Western civilization and American culture.
If you have read Schweizer before, you know that he doesn’t beat around the bush. Instead, he names names and identifies events to ensure readers understand every issue. He is a clear, detailed, and honest broker, totally unlike what Rush used to call “drive-by journalism.” He digs into his subject so that the attentive reader, even the lazy reader like me, gets the picture—knows who the major players are and what they did or did not do. It’s gratifying to read a writer who takes his work seriously. The Invisible Coup lives up to this high standard.
Despite being fact-filled, the book moves quickly as Schweizer addresses the major migration threats to American cultural, political, and national security, posed by an assortment of bad actors. On the left, mass migration has been promoted as humanitarian, and the migration of distressed populations has been held up as a moral obligation. However, non-assimilating populations can destroy societal order and peace—as the Roman empire and modern Europe and America show, that’s a very real risk of mass immigration.
Criminality of immigrant populations is undeniable. On a small scale or with aggressive policing, a country can handle it. On a large scale, without a serious response, it disrupts economies, civic order, and peace. Unfortunately, powerful elites and socialist political movements encourage mass migration to America to get political power.
Schweizer vividly describes what mass migration has done and is doing to America. Currently, there are two primary types of mass immigration.
There’s a Latin American movement (especially connected with Mexico) that envisions “La Raza” (the race) effecting a “Reconquista” to reclaim the western half of the US that Mexicans of Spanish and Mestizo lineage held before Mexico lost the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). The strategy uses Latin American immigration, organized and influenced by state-based Mexican consulates, to encourage political activity and to support the election of individuals sympathetic to the cause. NGOs, as the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), serve as advocate groups. Mexican political leaders are taking the project seriously.
Additionally, massive migration from Muslim nations worldwide brings ideological antagonism to Western values and non-Muslim people. Islam’s stated goal is destruction. The first method is straight-up wartime conquest. The second method, if Muslims have become a critical mass of the population, is to eliminate minority populations by genocide, forced slavery, or dhimmi (second-class) status. And the third tactic, which is the current tactic in America, where Muslims are still a minority, is to create domestic advocacy programs that operate from Muslim ghettos that function as ribats (fortifications/ghettos).
Mass immigration’s globalist promoters envision oligarchic power in a world without national identities and political power centers.
China has its own goal, and Schweizer focuses intently on China’s motives and actions as it seeks to become the world’s hegemon. To do this, China must destroy America, and it’s currently putting its efforts into mass migration to swallow America and the American republic with an overwhelming demographic shift. Schweizer writes about Chinese surrogacy and tourist births in America, which, combined with birthright citizenship, create massive numbers of Chinese raised in and loyal to China, but with American citizenship. Mass immigration also allows people loyal to China to reside in America.
Schweizer also addresses how immigration is a money funnel. Thus, we learn how foreign countries can funnel campaign contributions through visa holders.
No immigration discussion would be complete without looking at the Catholic Church’s extraordinary involvement in promoting uncontrolled migration. He does a splendid job of showing how socialist, liberation theology Catholic clergy have been malefactors of great impact in this mess that is uncontrolled migration.
Mr. Schweizer presents a strong, evidence-based argument that reminds the reader of Sir John Glubb’s essay on the death of empires—they die of suicide. One of the important factors in national suicide is allowing unrestrained in-migration of parasitic disruptors.
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