The Rasmussen pollsters have surveyed the recent controversy about whether US citizenship should be a question on the Census. The topic caused an explosion among Democrats who depend on non-citizens and illegal aliens in states like California where big numbers of foreigners have inflated the number of Representatives in the House. If Congressional districts were […]
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March 30th, 2018 | Category: immigration against Americans | Tags: census, citizens, citizenship, Congress, foreigners, House of Representatives, immigration, reapportionment |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The ruling class of this country, aided by the press, apparently believes that immigrants are better than the little citizens, but a recent report should make them pipe down for a bit. It turns out a lot of the murderous bad guys are foreigners — imagine that. As Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen […] January 16th, 2018 | Category: immigration admitting enemies | Tags: aliens, Congress, crime, deport, enforcement, foreigners, immigration, national security, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post One of the little-noticed areas of immigrants being imported to work cheap is baseball. If you have seen your local team gradually become diverse, it is by design so owners can reduce their payrolls. Now there are so many Spanish-speaking players that the league may be about to mandate an on-site translator for every team. […] April 1st, 2015 | Category: diversity against Americans | Tags: aliens, baseball, diversity, foreigners, job displacement, Spanish, visas, work visa | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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