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On Friday, President Trump added six nations to the US travel ban, and Nigerians are kicking up quite a squawk, at least according to the New York Times. Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country, with around 204 million people now but its proclivity toward extreme growth is notable even among Third World spots. Also […] February 3rd, 2020 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: Africa, aliens, enforcement, growth, illegal, immigration, Nigeria, population, President Trump, travel ban |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Tucker Carlson’s Friday show took a deep dive on some issues that the mainstream press ignores, including immigration. First off, he noted that years of excessive immigration have resulted in “the percentage of immigrants in this country is at its highest level in a hundred years. . . 14 percent.” True enough. Patriotic Americans […] February 24th, 2019 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: aliens, amnesty, automation, cheap labor immigrants, citizen job loss, Pew poll, President Trump, PwC, SOTU, Trump voters, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post It’s great to see PragerU give the old “Nation of Immigrants” doctrine a look, and it crams in quite a bit of information into its traditional 5-minute video. Book author and blogger Michelle Malkin is the host explainer and she hits on some of the worst aspects of our stupid-generous legal immigration jumble, including […] August 20th, 2018 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: aliens, assimilation, chain migration, Diversity Visa, free stuff, immigration, Michelle Malkin, national sovereignty, sovereignty | Email This Post | Print This Post Tucker Carlson celebrated May Day by welcoming an open-borders California commie to his show to discuss the caravan invasion of moochers now perched on the border to claim legal asylum in the United States — although many have admitted to reporters that they are escaping gang crime or want a “better life” which are not […] May 3rd, 2018 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: aliens, asylum claim, California, caravan, demographic change, drought, enforcement, environment, illegal, illegal alien caravan, immigration, immigration-fueled population growth, overpopulation, poll, population growth | Email This Post | Print This Post When it comes to Fake News, California media certainly leads a crowded field. But the San Jose Mercury-News’ front page story on Sunday truly went a step beyond. In an article and poll about Bay Area housing shortages, the word “immigration” did not appear. Sunday’s front-page graphic listed possible causes of the housing crisis as […] April 8th, 2018 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: California, diversity, housing costs, immigration, population growth, rents, San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley | Email This Post | Print This Post It’s not news that California residents are escaping the worsened crime, traffic, housing prices and general crowdiness, but a landlord bringing his tenants along to a new state gets attention. The unusual circumstance made the front page of the San Jose Mercury News on Friday: A few decades back, San Jose was a rather […] February 24th, 2018 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: California, cost, crime, diversity, immigration, population growth, public safety, San Jose | Email This Post | Print This Post The San Jose Mercury News filled much of its Sunday front page with a story of the struggles of ordinary people facing the high cost of housing in the popular Bay Area. The influx of highly paid tech workers has pushed up rents, along with general population growth in the area. It’s a simple […] January 7th, 2018 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | | Email This Post | Print This Post The Center for Immigration studies has just published a new report showing the immigrant population in the United States has grown to an unthinkable 43.7 million. Tucker Carlson took the number with the proper seriousness and invited CIS’ director of research Steve Camarota to discuss how America is being changed forever by unrelenting mass […] October 16th, 2017 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: census, foreign born, immigration, population growth, poverty, welfare use | Email This Post | Print This Post As the powerful Hurricane Irma moves toward Florida, climate change is already being named as the culprit for the storm’s projected level of damage. But we needn’t look beyond the state’s rapid population growth and corresponding construction to understand the escalating cost of big storms there. Florida is one America’s top five states for […] September 8th, 2017 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: cost, Florida, growth, immigration, population growth | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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