What influence did the settlement of the Goths have on the collapse of the Western Roman Empire?

It is known that the reason for the migration of the Goths to the west was the invasion of the Huns into eastern Europe. The Goths, pressed by the Huns, began to move to the west, and therefore, they drove the Vandal tribes, they, in turn, moved to Gaul. After that, the Vandals moved south and started a war in Spain, ravaged the Roman cities here, and even later crossed over to North Africa and captured these territories. Thus, the movement of barbarian tribes and the bulk of the Huns led to an economic and political crisis in Rome, which was the reason for its fall.