Category Archives: Immigration

Steve Sailer: NYT Catches On, Finally … Sort of: “A Mass Migration Crisis, and It May Yet Get Worse”

Comments to Steve Sailer: * Polish soccer fans stand in defiance of “refugee” invasion and unveil huge banner. Pretty intimidating. * It may get worse? But I thought making White countries more “diverse” (that is less White) was always good? … Continue reading

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America & Europe Should Learn From Israel On How To Handle Infiltrators

From the New York Times: Israel’s policy toward African asylum seekers is to pressure them to self-deport or, as the former interior minister Eli Yishai put it, to “make their lives miserable” until they give up and let the government … Continue reading

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WP: Build a wall on the border? No thanks, says San Diego.

Wisdom from the WP comments: * What kind of B.S. article is this? Congressman Duncan Hunter (Sr) led for a wall being built that goes into the Pacific ocean and extends east to the Arizona border. And thank goodness it … Continue reading

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Paul Singer Backs Marco Rubio

Comments to Steve Sailer: Paul Singer announced yesterday that he is throwing his support behind Rubio. Singer is a billionaire hedgefund manager and prominent bundler for Republican candidates. The issues he primarily cares about are Israel, “immigration reform” (and we … Continue reading

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Charles Murray’s 2006 Answers On Immigration

From National Review: What’s my position on immigration? Well, since apparently someone asked (and I have never published anything on immigration), here goes. Regarding illegal immigration: 1. Making laws about who gets to become a citizen, under what circumstances, is … Continue reading

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