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Category Archives: Immigration
How Can The USA Protect Itself From Flash Mobs Of Illegal Immigrants?
Steve Sailer writes: There are currently 418 million people in South America, and the U.N. says there will be 510 million by midcentury. What are the odds that at some point something will go wrong in Latin America that interested … Continue reading
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The Misguided Advocates of Open Borders
Frank Salter writes in 2010: The poor quality of analysis behind Australia’s abandonment of traditional assimilationist immigration policy reached its apotheosis recently in a spate of articles by well placed commentators. The proposal of the moment was open borders, immigration … Continue reading
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Australia: A Light Unto the Nations
Steve Sailer writes: We are constantly told that it is impossible for a country to police its borders, but Australia doesn’t seem to have gotten the memo. First, it stopped cold its boat-borne Camp of the Saints; and now there’s … Continue reading
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Australian Jewish Writer Is Very Sensitive To Asylum Seekers
From The Guardian: …Funder’s first year in New York was spent settling her family in and travelling to promote All that I Am, which was published in 20 countries. She did some journalism and worked for a charity called Icorn, … Continue reading
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Jewish Groups Lead Push To Crack Open Doors to Syria Refugees
If Jews deserve to preserve their people and heritage, which I believe they do, then surely non-Jews such as the Germans, Swedes, Australians, English etc also deserve to preserve their heritage and keep enemy aliens (Muslims, Africans, etc) out. Every … Continue reading
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Europe’s Immigration Disaster
Michael Sheuer writes: The leaders and bureaucrats of the European Union (EU) are fortunate that they have largely disarmed the citizens of EU member states. If the citizens of Europe had personal weapons, all officials at all levels of the … Continue reading
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Invasion By Immigration
William Lind writes: Were Russian tank divisions now pouring into Germany, it is safe to say Germany would be fighting back. As it happens, Germany and Europe are now suffering an invasion more dangerous than that would be. Yet all … Continue reading
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Europe’s Migrant Crisis
From Chronicles Magazine: RS: What is your take on the migrant crisis inside Europe, and what’s happening between Serbia and Croatia? ST: “Migrant crisis” is the right term. I wouldn’t use the term “refugees” because, strictly speaking, most of these … Continue reading
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Prop. 187 Debate: No Tolerance but Abundant Anger
George Ramos writes for the Los Angeles Times Oct. 10, 1994: There wasn’t any tolerance the other night at the Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance. Only petty narrow-mindedness held sway. The center, in conjunction with Occidental College, opened its … Continue reading
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Museum of Tolerance Holds Immigration Workshop
Link: “A 3rd grade student draws about hopes for her future as an FBI agent during an immigration workshop at the Museum of Tolerance on May 6, 2013 in New York City. Some eighty 2nd and 3rd graders, many of … Continue reading
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