The anti-Trump gaggle remains stuck on their “racism” accusation against the president — as if that is the only reason to enforce immigration law and borders. The basic law of supply and demand says that an excess of something (like products or labor) reduces its value, while a shortage increases its worth. Which is why […]
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January 10th, 2019 | Category: replacing American workers with cheap foreign labor | Tags: black Americans, cheap foreign workers, cheap labor, demographic change, enforcement, gang crime, illegal immigrants, job thieves, Peter Kirsanow, Tucker Carlson |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Wednesday’s Los Angeles Times front-page story about the waning of black political power due to hispanic immigration into a historically African-American neighborhood made me think of Terry Anderson, the self-described “Prisoner of South Central.” Twenty or so years ago when Terry was getting attention on the radio and beyond for his outspoken views on immigration, […] March 1st, 2017 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: black Americans, California, crime, culture, demography, illegal, immigration, job displacement, Los Angeles, Mexicans, Mexico, political power, public safety, race politics, South Central, Terry Anderson | Email This Post | Print This Post Rep. John Lewis’ recent disparagement of President-elect Trump as not ”legitimate” has brought a minor flurry of histories of the congressman’s bogus racism accusations against political foes. Rush Limbaugh called him a Democrat Party hack and John Hinderaker defined the Georgia representative as ”an utter fraud” in a recent Powerline column. One of the most […] January 16th, 2017 | Category: illegal immigration amnesty | Tags: aliens, amnesty, black Americans, civil rights, Congress, Democrats, illegal, immigration, job displacement | Email This Post | Print This Post A big story this weekend has been the 50th anniversary of the Selma march that marked a turning point in the civil rights movement. The President made himself a big part of the celebrations, giving what passes for a pro-America speech to the assemblage and leading a walk across the iconic bridge. (One might remember […] March 8th, 2015 | Category: illegal immigration amnesty | Tags: aliens, amnesty, black Americans, diversity, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, job displacement, Obama | Email This Post | Print This Post Loyalty is generally considered to be a fine attribute, but when it blinds people to being screwed over, maybe not so much. Political writer Deroy Murdock has crunched the economic numbers (see his chart) about how severely Obama’s economic policies have hammered black Americans, yet they remain enthusiastic supporters: the guy can do no wrong […] May 19th, 2014 | Category: replacing American workers with immigrants | Tags: black Americans, illegal, immigration, job displacement, Obama | Email This Post | Print This Post My two cents on the Trayvon frenzy: there’s a big element of emotional displacement of black anger with the President transferred to this case. Many blacks are deeply disappointed with the Obama Presidency, in particular the terrible unemployment because of his destructive handling of the economy. Life for millions of black citizens has gotten worse, […] July 19th, 2013 | Category: job displacement | Tags: black Americans, California, crime, illegal, immigration, Obama, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post I was very sad to learn today that Father Pat Bascio died recently. He was the author of “On the Immorality of Illegal Immigration” a book which clearly explained the moral argument against border anarchy (see my review: Father Pat Bascio: A Rare Immigration Enforcement Voice in the Catholic Church). The upshot was that harming […] June 5th, 2010 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: black Americans, Catholic | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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