It would be more rewarding to read Zygmunt Bauman’s Strangers at Our Door, written as a response to the refugee crisis in Europe, in the context of Bauman’s evolving conceptualization of the stranger. Bauman demonstrates how the liquid modernity as the global force is turning both the refugees outside the door and the insiders in their own land into strangers to their fate. Since stranger crisis is the symptom of the disrupting social forces, all the current measures in governmentality, even if being implemented on the dimension of biopolitics, cannot address the crisis without further intensifying it. Bauman suggests several ways out of the crisis; however, these solutions are more visionary in nature, sharing with contemporary critical theories the predicament of how to empower collective action.