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The Associated Press called the Census announcement “a surprising show of growth,” perhaps in mock shock. Many who follow the immigration and border security were not surprised by stampeding population growth. Millions continue to flow across the sieve-like Mexican border and hispanics have lots of babies: demography is destiny, as they say. Pew demographer Jeff Passal (pronounced [...] March 26th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: Hispanic, immigration, population |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post What a surprise: the Census projected hispanic growth at less than it turned out, as has often been the case of the Census dealing with immigration effects in general. When the 2000 Census was released, the actual population (281,421,906) was around six million more than the Bureau had guessed for its domestic counter. (Which today puts [...] March 15th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: growth, immigration, population |
Email This Post | Print This Post Demographic change is merciless, as is painfully obvious. When a country (the United States) permits the entrance of millions from a highly dissimilar society (Mexico) with many objectionable cultural attributes (e.g., violence against women, dislike of education, fondness for crime), then we shouldn’t be surprised that the foreigners’ unpleasant diversity can be harmful to our [...] February 26th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: aliens, assimilation, crime, culture, diversity, illegal, immigration, Mexico invasion, schools, Texas, violence, women |
Email This Post | Print This Post For the immigration-is-merciless demography file, there’s this: White children will be in the minority of elementary school enrollment by the end of this decade, according to a recent Brookings study. The elite project of transforming America from a traditionally conservative society into one that accepts more intrusive government is moving steadily along. Liberal elites like a [...] February 10th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, diversity, schools |
Email This Post | Print This Post An honest environmentalist will tell you that the United States is overpopulated at 310 million, and any additional immigrants welcomed to this country is too many. ZERO is the number for which we should strive. With the jobs depression showing no sign of abating at all, legal immigration should be severely reduced for the forseeable future. [...] November 23rd, 2010 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: diversity, immigration, job displacement, legislation |
Email This Post | Print This Post California’s non-American destiny is rushing toward us, as a new demographic fact was recently plopped out by state statisticians: the majority of public school students are now hispanic. Doubtless, hispanic supremacist Jorge Ramos will be thrilled with the news; he’s the broadcast talking head who predicted, “In other words, Latinos are not only the largest minority [...] November 13th, 2010 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, California, diversity, education, Mexico invasion, schools |
Email This Post | Print This Post Demography can be unkind when allowed to run amok. Washington’s diversity immigration machine is set on auto-pilot, and is having the effect of increasingly making America culturally dissimilar to the nation’s founders. The post-national globalist elites don’t like the traditional citizen (who is conservative) and have been importing a new people who are culturally friendlier [...] August 30th, 2010 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, crime, diversity, education, English, immigration, schools |
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