Refugees are a part of the immigration “reform” Gold Rush currently being rubber-stamped through the Senate Judiciary Committee. Well paid refugee resettlers constitute a group that wants the big flow to continue and guarantee their cushy jobs. As I noted in a recent VDARE.com article (Refugee Racketeers Writing Themselves Into Amnesty/ Immigration Surge Bill), highly [...]
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Meatpacking used to be a middle-class job for Americans, illustrated in the 1990 Academy-Award-winning documentary American Dream, which showed Minnesotans fighting to maintain their wages and benefits at Hormel which had cut them despite healthy profits. Companies later discovered that illegal alien foreigners were happy to work for peanuts, and wages were lowered accordingly. However, [...] May 5th, 2013 | Category: refugees | Tags: assimilation, cost, culture, diversity, education, English, job displacement, refugees, schools |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Today CBS reporter Mark Knoller noted: “Pres Obama authorizes admission of 70,000 refugees to the U.S. in fiscal year that begins Oct 1. Down from 76K last year and 80K in 2011.” (@MarkKnoller) He then updated with more details about the allocation of how many from what region: Africa . . . . . . . . [...] September 28th, 2012 | Category: refugees | Tags: Africa, California, Europe, Muslims, refugees, Somali |
Email This Post | Print This Post I heard on the radio this morning that Burmese refugee children residing in Oakland have elevated levels of lead in their blood. That would be extra-bad news, because “Just 10 micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood can permanently lower a child’s IQ by four to five points,” according to the San Francisco Chronicle, Jan [...] January 18th, 2012 | Category: refugees | Tags: aliens, assimilation, California, crime, culture, diversity, English, immigration, refugees |
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