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The New York Times correctly envisions a Biden administration as having a far more forgiving border, unlike the illiberal sovereignty enforcement of the current president. In fact, the cartels are “telling migrants ‘border will be open’ when Biden takes over” according to Rep. Henry Cuellar. The Times’ December 14 front page featured a sob-story style […] December 16th, 2020 | Category: Democrats for open borders | Tags: border, border surge, China virus, coronavirus, covid, diversity, freedom fighters, Guatemala, illegal immigration, Joe Biden, Latin America, media, Mexico, New York Times, open border, population growth, press, Rep. Henry Cuellar, unemployment |  Email This Post |  Print This Post What can you say about a US Presidential candidate who goes to an unfriendly foreign country and badmouths America with a stream of ridiculous lies? That would be Beto O’Rourke visiting Mexico recently, blaming the nation he wants to run for ALL of “global warming” even though Red China is the major spewer of crud […] July 3rd, 2019 | Category: Democrats for open borders | Tags: America's fault, Beto O'Rourke, Borat, climate change, Democrat debate, Ethan Bearman, failed state, Latin America, Mexico, Spanish-speaking Beto, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post Many friends of American sovereignty were pleased to see the Mexicans agree to President Trump’s demands on the border backed up by tariff threats. Still, the idea that the communist Presidente Obrador will uphold his part of the deal is quite a stretch for many reasons. First, Mexico is not a friend to the […] June 12th, 2019 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border, cartels, demographic change, Douglas MacGregor, drug cartels, drug smuggling, Latin America, Mexico, open border, President Trump, remittances, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post Lists can be very revealing, and Tucker Carlson compiled a good one on Thursday’s show, indicating a troubling instability among several of America’s national neighbors to the south, specifically Mexico, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Venezuela. Unfortunately, the explosive population growth of Latin America and elsewhere in the Third World is rarely mentioned as a […] January 28th, 2019 | Category: border security | Tags: border, Central America, Democrats, Gallup poll, Honduras, illegal, immigration, Latin America, Nancy Pelosi, population growth, Tucker Carlson, world population growth | Email This Post | Print This Post I’ve decided as my (doable!) New Years Resolution to emphasize world population growth more going forward because it increasingly is driving issues in America and beyond in a negative way. Excessive population growth used to be a topic among environmentalists, but now you rarely hear it mentioned. For example, today’s politically correct Sierra Clubbers would […] January 13th, 2019 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: aliens, automation, border, climate change, drought, Honduras, illegal immigration, Latin America, remittances, third world, world population | 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 |
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