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What a relief. It’s a shame that loyal Americans had to go to such efforts (i.e., a million faxes sent, plus a gazillion phone calls) to make the government do its job, just a little, but at least American sovereignty won. It helps to have a few good leaders inside the Senate, like Jeff Sessions. A lot [...] December 18th, 2010 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, DREAM Act, education, job displacement, Republican, Roy Beck, schools |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Sudan is practically the poster country for the worst sorts of human rights abuses, including slavery and child soldiers. The Darfur region has been the site of mass genocide for years. The country is a helpful reminder that not all cultures are morally equal. Nevertheless, Washington continues to welcome Sudanese as immigrants and refugees, despite the [...] December 18th, 2010 | Category: women's rights | Tags: culture, Islam, Muslims, sharia, Sudan |
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