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Category Archives: Immigration
WP: A South Carolina bill would hold faith groups liable for refugees they settle — including their crimes
This is a great idea! Washington Post: The South Carolina Senate on Thursday passed a controversial bill targeting refugees in the state, prompting concern that it may portend a wave of anti-refugee legislation around the country, particularly in the tense … Continue reading
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Why Is Central Europe Free From The Islamic Terror Threat?
Because that part of Europe has few Muslims. Ed West writes: Central Europe, chiefly Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic, remain largely safe from the terror threat, despite the former in particular being a Nato player in the Middle East. … Continue reading
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LAT: To save native island animals from extinction, eradicate the uninvited guests, study finds
Sounds like a powerful argument against immigration of incompatible sub-species. Los Angeles Times: In 1894, a pregnant house cat escaped from a lighthouse on Stephens Island, New Zealand. She had her kittens in the wild, where they went feral. Within … Continue reading
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After Islamic Terror, What Will Be Left For Our Kids?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Just before my grandfather died he started giving away his valuables to just about any stranger he felt was worthy of his charity. He was losing his marbles, we were losing our inheritance. Our dotty … Continue reading
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U.S. Admits More Muslim Immigrants in 5 Years Than Entire Muslim Population of Belgium
Daniel Horowitz writes last year after the Paris Attacks: As we ominously watch European cities like Brussels and Paris beleaguered by a growing population of homegrown radical Islamists, we must ask what our government is doing to prevent the United … Continue reading
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Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society: As Jews, It’s Now Our Job to Help Other Refugees
Do you want more Muslims in your neighborhood? JNS.org – The Torah reiterates, no less than 36 times, versions of the commandment to love the stranger as ourselves, for we know the heart of a stranger, as we were once … Continue reading
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Are Better Ethnic Restaurants A Strong Argument For Immigration?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * This was never a serious argument for immigration. The reality is that most Americans are perfectly happy with meatloaf and potatoes every night, and only a small minority of foodies and wealthy people who can … Continue reading
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The “Precautionary Principle” and Immigration Policy
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Steve, it is interesting that you bring up the example of the EU and also of mass immigration, when illustrating the ‘precautionary principle’. In fact, regarding mass immigration, at least, the EU is the absolute … Continue reading
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Mark Zuckerberg, Tech Leaders Urge Supreme Court to Open U.S. Labor Market To Illegals
Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook are key members of the treason lobby. They want to replace American workers with foreigners. From Breitbart: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and a coalition of tech and business leaders are joining the administration’s call for the … Continue reading
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All But The Elites Lose From Mass Immigration
Comments to Steve Sailer: * All but the elites in the target society for mass immigration lose out either way. If immigrants fail, they compete for public resources aimed at helping the poorest in society and if immigrants succeed they … Continue reading
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