Xenophobia (noun)

A fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures, or strangers.

Origin:

Xeno- + -phobia.

Examples:

1. The country's xenophobia was evident in its strict immigration policies.
2. The politician"s xenophobic rhetoric was designed to appeal to voters" fears and prejudices.
3. Xenophobia can manifest as both individual attitudes and institutional policies.
4. The xenophobia in the society was the main cause of discrimination towards immigrants.
5. Xenophobia often leads to the exclusion of immigrants and minorities from full participation in society.