From Dallas comes news that the city is being used as a main office by the La Familia Mexican drug cartel. The location is a natural for Mexican drug smugglers to use because of the major highway I-35 running from Laredo on the border to Dallas all the way through the center of America and [...]
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May 20th, 2013 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: border, crime, drug smuggling, Mexican cartels, Mexico invasion, Texas |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post The big suits in Washington are currently licking their chops in anticipation of passing a monstrous immigration bill that would increase US population by tens of millions over the next decade. Jamming in a Canada-sized bunch of new shoppers should goose up the GDP pretty good, business types agree! Meanwhile out in the country, the inconvenient [...] May 11th, 2013 | Category: sustainability | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Congress, cost, environment, legislation, overpopulation, Texas, water |
Email This Post | Print This Post La Times has a typically Mexo-friendly report about wealthy Mexicans relocated to the San Antonio area, where they gather in deluxe communities designed with safety in mind (pictured). And these are the 1% ultra rich, with private jets, who generally like to flaunt their wealth when they feel comfortable in doing so. There are several mentions [...] March 24th, 2013 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: culture, diversity, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, public safety, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post The corruption of our school system should be a more important issue than it is. For one thing, the Republican Party should regard leftist multicultural indoctrination of American and immigrant children a top concern — certainly more important that rewarding lawbreaking foreigners with amnesty. A hispanic-focused reward trough won’t gain any votes for Rs; the [...] March 1st, 2013 | Category: school brainwashing | Tags: aliens, amnesty, assimilation, culture, diversity, education, immigration, Republican, schools, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post The one good thing about the firearms debate ginned up by Obama’s gun grabbers is the increased reporting of successful instances of self-defense showing up in the media. Most don’t get reported at all; the press prefers to broadcast the bad news that includes guns. Professor Emeritus James Q. Wilson of UCLA said, “We know from [...] February 2nd, 2013 | Category: armed self-defense | Tags: crime, diversity, Hispanic, immigration, Spanish, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post It’s hard to keep up with the worldwide problems that Islam causes, so it’s helpful that Robert Spencer appears on Canada’s SunTV weekly to list a few of the top (worst) stories. Most notable, from an American viewpoint, is the administration’s decision to remove 9/11 constraints on Saudi entry to this country. Nothing has changed in Saudi [...] January 10th, 2013 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: culture, diversity, education, Islam, Muslims, national security, Saudi, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post In Washington, the official narrative from the White House and obsequious media is that the border thing is handled and therefore a mega-millions amnesty can proceed to turn invasive foreigners into Democrats. NPR asked the question recently: Is The Border Secure Enough To Tackle The Immigration System? Naturally it concluded yes, with Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano [...] December 29th, 2012 | Category: illegal immigration amnesty | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, Mexico, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post The current administration keeps repeating that the border is secure and nobody is crossing illegally any more (despite numerous indications otherwise), so a recent report from Texas is informative. Ranchers are the first responders in the alien invasion, and they say it’s still violent and dangerous for all concerned. The Texas Department of Agriculture has recorded a [...] September 30th, 2012 | Category: border security | Tags: aliens, border, crime, drug smuggling, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexico, national security, Obama, public safety, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post Twice-deported Mexican Johoan Rodriguez was found guilty of intoxication manslaughter on Friday in a Houston courtroom for killing Officer Kevin Will, 38, last May. The officer’s widow tried to make a victim’s statement about her loss, including how her new baby Kevin Jr. never got to meet his father, but she couldn’t make it through, and [...] June 8th, 2012 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, cost, crime, deport, drunk driving illegal alien, MS-13 gang, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post The terrorism trial of Pfc. Naser Abdo (pictured) has concluded in Waco. For a while, he was the poster boy of the anti-war left, but lately not so much. Abdo certainly didn’t seem very peaceful this month when he bit his lip in order to spit blood on law enforcement personnel in his vicinity. As a [...] May 24th, 2012 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: Islam, jihad, Muslims, national security, terror trial, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post To read the dinosaur media, you would think that illegal immigration from the parasitic neighbor next door has practically stopped. Last July, the diversophile elites at the New York Times declared that “Mexican migration. . . sputtered to a trickle.” More recently, the Christian Science Monitor framed an article similarly: “Home again in Mexico: Illegal immigration [...] April 11th, 2012 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: aliens, border, crime, deport, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, job displacement, Mexico invasion, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues to poke the taxpayer in the eye with its unduly deluxe care of invasive foreigners as they await deportation and court proceedings. In mid-March, ICE honchos invited the press to view the fancy new detention center in Karnes County Texas, one of the new facilities that look more like a [...] April 7th, 2012 | Category: taxpayer cost | Tags: aliens, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal workers, immigration, Texas |
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