Sadly the only parties that want to be really hard on migration here are also Russia sympathisers. Far right would be dead in Europe in an instant if all the other parties would take a much much harder stance on migration and the punishment of the crimes they commit.
That's it, almost everywhere. I support classic left-wing positions on many issues, including workers' rights, progressive taxation, public ownership of utilities, gender equality, and environmental issues. Historically, even the milquetoast social democrats of Germany had been strong on migration control and Islam. Heck, one of our most prominent and well-regarded chancellors, Helmut Schmidt of the SPD, was extremely outspoken on the issue until his death. But the modern left has a strong disdain for native populations, sometimes outright hatred, has made a mockery of their core competencies, and in many countries has gone completely off the rails, along with the Christian Democrats, who have gone through a similar process.
I think people would be quite accommodating to all that woke BS if only their home countries were still intact otherwise. But among all other issues, people are noticing that, demographically speaking, their countries are turning green very fast, just not the "green" environmentalists originally envisioned. A sizable part of the media and the government is gaslighting their own electorate about things that are so obviously happening that even Ray Charles could see it. Some countries, like Denmark and Poland, have relatively strict migration policies as a matter of national consensus, and I think they will be fine. For others, it will boil down to a choice between a slow and painful takeover by Islamists through compromised elites, already happening in the UK, or those ragtag far-right parties that used to be a joke but are the only ones willing to at least try to do something about the issues at hand.
Had Biden just closed the southern boarders and enforced strict policies on immigration like the current Trump admin, the Democrats would be in a much better position. But of course they didn't, and I doubt they are able to course-correct on that issue.