That's not true. The candidate that supported immigrants and immigration received more votes in the U.S.; an entire major party is supportive of immigration, as are some members of the other party.
> What would any of you think when 500 people from a far away country were placed near your house? You would experience it as a some kind of problem.
I would not; I would be thrilled for them, proud of our country and community, and I would find out how I could help them. Many others have the same reactions. The U.S., for example, has been welcoming immigrants for its entire history - almost every American is one or is descended from them. Canada was very welcoming of them - look at their pointed response to Trump's immigration policies.
> If we look back in history, we can see that a part of these (mostly male) immigrants are coming from Syria
I don't see how this is related to acceptance of immigrants.