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Category Archives: Immigration
Why Does The Mormon Church Support Open Borders?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * “Mormons are fools who want the border open so they can “save” their souls.” Bingo! Not just “save their souls” but get access to their wallets. For years, the Mormon Church has been billing itself … Continue reading
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Republican Open Thread
At Steve Sailer: * Have y’all seen that Obama is skipping Nancy Reagan’s funeral to appear at South by Southwest? That guy has no class. * I’m starting to believe in the new Trump coalition. I was surprised to hear … Continue reading
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Socializing Costs, Privatizing Profits—Why America`s Rulers Don`t Want Hearings On The Senate Sellout
Steve Sailer wrote in 2006: Speaker of the House Denny Hastert announced last Wednesday that, rather than send House negotiators into the proverbial smoke-filled room with Senators to come up with a “compromise” immigration bill, the House would hold hearings … Continue reading
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Why Is High-Skill Immigration Beneficial?
Harvard economist George J. Borjas writes: A few days ago I was having a discussion about high-skill immigration with some people who should know better. It suddenly struck me that even though everyone favors more high-skill immigration, there is a … Continue reading
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High Immigration Levels Brings Wealth To The Protect At The Expense Of The Unprotected
Harvard economist George J. Borjas writes: I’ve been watching the civil war over immigration in the Republican party with ever-increasing interest. And let’s be honest–this really is a war for the soul of the party as there is almost nothing … Continue reading
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High-Skill Immigration: Experimental Evidence
Harvard economics professor George J. Borjas writes: A couple of weeks ago I promised to summarize the evidence on whether high-skill immigration generates the productivity spillovers that would produce large economic gains for natives. I apologize for taking so long … Continue reading
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Kris Kobach – ‘Legal Eagle Of Immigration Restriction’ — Endorses Donald Trump
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Jeff Sessions and Kris Kobach are huge endorsements especially if you are single issue voter, and that issue is immigration. If you are such a voter and have been leaning to Cruz, or anyone else … Continue reading
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Europe Got Very Interesting In 2015
Steve Sailer writes: To me, Europe suddenly got very interesting around January 3, 2015 with word of the imminent publication of Houellebecq’s novel Submission. Within a week, Houellebecq was on the cover of Charlie Hebdo and much of the staff … Continue reading
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Tony Blair and Marco Rubio: Conspiracies of Silence on Immigration
Comments to Steve Sailer: * When you land at Heathrow these days, it is like you have arrived in a Third World port. You would never know it was a nation of white British people. Worse, the kind of Third … Continue reading
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Republican Establishment’s Open Borders Lifeboat Sinking with Rubio
Tom Tancredo writes: The establishment media won’t tell you this Tuesday, but the Republican Party civil war is over and the establishment lost. Both of the remaining front-runners, Trump and Cruz, are outsiders, and the insider, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)79% … Continue reading
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