I only stop by to add that "xenophobia" is not inherently a bad or evil thing. Every culture should have the right to exist, in the land its ancestors built up or conquered - we can argue all day about the correctness of how a given culture and people got to a point where they were able to settle, but the point is that
today they are settled and stable. Why attempt to force unsettlement and destabilization through unnecessary "diversity" processes? If you do not fit in to a culture as an individual, but you do fit in to a different culture, why force the one you do not fit to accommodate you when you can be part of one that already accepts you?
Current day exceptions like Donbas, Hong Kong, and Gaza (to name just a few) certainly exist, and there is room for discussion there. There is also an argument that can be held regarding the human and economic cost of getting to a place where the culture fits you.
But to call all attempts to maintain a culture "xenophobic" and therefore associated with a negative... I don't think this is the right way to be.