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On Friday, I heard a radio report about “migrant” farmworkers who live in taxpayer-subsidized housing in Watsonville, one of 24 such facilities in California. The existence of specific welfare for foreign nationals is part of the “welcoming” attitude the state has toward foreigners, which liberals regard as a sign of their moral superiority. The immigration status […] December 27th, 2013 | Category: demanding lawbreakers | Tags: aliens, California, cost, culture, diversity, education, illegal, immigration, Mexico, schools |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post The city of Indio (population 76,036 in 2010) in southern California is located about a hundred miles north of the Mexican border and has plenty of diverse influence from that precinct. Indio High School recently showed up in the news because of a student being diagnosed as having tuberculosis and 45 others testing positive for exposure. The […] December 22nd, 2013 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, border, disease, immigration, Mexico, public health, schools, third world |
Email This Post | Print This Post Recent research shows what has been obvious for a long time — many illegal aliens don’t want to join the American community but care only about being able to work here and make money without being repatriated. Unobstructed job thievery is Job #1! Even among legal immigrants, a sizable number do not want to become American […] December 19th, 2013 | Category: immigration poll | Tags: aliens, amnesty, citizenship, deport, enforcement, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post Typically, professional Catholic handwringers fret about Mexicans suffering in Mexico, and conclude it’s America’s fault. The specific Mexicans are deported individuals, so they are willful lawbreakers exhibiting hostility to American sovereignty and to the people of this country. Tijuana’s tent city of deportees, aka La Mapa, is filled with hundreds of dome camper tents. Plus, the writer […] December 8th, 2013 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, California, Catholic, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexican criminals, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post A new report from Pew Hispanic provides a reminder of how much money is strip-mined from the United States by foreign workers and sent to their homelands. In 2013, U.S. remittances accounted for three-quarters of the total in 2012 — $41 billion out of $52.9 billion sent to Latin American nations, according to World Bank […] November 15th, 2013 | Category: legal immigration cost | Tags: cost, culture, immigration, Latin America, Mexico, remittances |
Email This Post | Print This Post Are Mexicans the most hypocritical people on earth? A strong case can be made for YES. Consider a recent question from a hispanic immigration attorney to the “Ask a Mexican” columnist. Many Mexicans claim they leave the dear homeland because of crime and corruption, but see no problem in lying to get American legalization. Are they too […] November 9th, 2013 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: aliens, bribery, corruption, crime, culture, diversity, enforcement, illegal, immigration, kidnapping for ransom, Mexican cartels, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post Dennis Michael Lynch is a filmmaker and concerned citizen who produced the documentaries They Come To America, I and II. He has passionately warned that open borders is a danger to America, and thinks that Obama regards nation-altering immigration as his legacy, not Obamacare: “You give amnesty to 20-30-40 million people, that changes the country […] November 9th, 2013 | Category: border security | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, crime, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, national security |
Email This Post | Print This Post The junior class of Cosumnes Oaks High School in Elk Grove, California, ordered up some special sweatshirts to mark their year of graduation, 2014. The design they chose was a Roman numeral of the number 14, which is also associated with the Mexican Norteno gang, a fact the kids did not know. So now local police […] November 6th, 2013 | Category: diversity against Americans | Tags: aliens, assimilation, California, crime, culture, diversity, immigration, Mexico, Mexico invasion, public safety, schools |
Email This Post | Print This Post The President’s legacy countdown is moving along, and he would doubtless like to use a massive amnesty to put tens of millions of future Democrats in the pipeline to assure a leftward slant of Washington forever. Most hispanics (who account for three-quarters of illegal aliens) are culturally inclined to support big government and do so for […] October 16th, 2013 | Category: illegal immigration amnesty | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Congress, culture, illegal, immigration, media, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post A 22-year-old cold case has been solved in New York City regarding the murder of a four-year-old girl whose identity was unknown. Now we know her true name is Anjelica Castillo, not Baby Hope as she had been nicknamed. Her cousin, Conrado Juarez, an illegal alien from Mexico who was 30 at the time, has […] October 13th, 2013 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, crime, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, Mexico, public safety |
Email This Post | Print This Post Mexican family values include animal cruelty, as noted in a recent BBC report about horse tripping in the hispanic version of rodeos. A Mexico-booster dad remarks, “You’re not gonna hurt me by stopping me by doing charia; you’re gonna hurt thousands and thousands of kids that want to have an alternative sport and be proud […] October 12th, 2013 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: animal cruelty, assimilation, culture, diversity, immigration, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post I wasn’t going to report on the gaggle of well financed amnesty rallies over the weekend, but the Brooklyn Bridge display had too many appalling images of foreigner diversity to resist. Effective political messaging can be harder than it looks, but seriously, the demands of foreign lawbreakers for “respect” (and all the rights and privileges of […] October 7th, 2013 | Category: illegal immigration amnesty | Tags: aliens, amnesty, assimilation, Congress, culture, diversity, illegal, immigration, Mexico |
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