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Is the immigration sob story genre making a comeback? As I pointed out in my 2002 article, The Style Guide To Writing A Sensitive Immigrant Story, emotions are foremost, showing the humanity of foreigners who are illegally present in this country, because liberal ideology is not interested in such details. The New York Times featured […] May 30th, 2019 | Category: liberal ideology | Tags: granny visit, illegal alien, immigrant sob story, Kindness Amid Crackdown, Mexican, Mexico, State Department, Washington Post |  Email This Post |  Print This Post No good deed goes unpunished as they say, and Saturday’s San Francisco Chronicle has a front-page story that shows immigration enforcement remains a joke. As I reported in August 2017 (Oakland Sob Story Spectacle Comes to an End), a job-stealing Mexican nurse was deported to her legal home. But now Maria Mendoza-Sanchez is back, thanks […] December 1st, 2018 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: California, deport, illegal, illegal alien, immigration, Mexican, Mexico, nurse, Oakland, Senator Feinstein | Email This Post | Print This Post The Los Angeles Times used the long holiday weekend to spew its anti-Trump baloney on citizens enjoying some time off. Its Friday front page contained the headline, “Dark-skinned Latinos see deeper shade of bias,” followed by a story and “victim” photo. Curiously, they paper didn’t respect her enough to use a decent picture. Note […] November 23rd, 2018 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: border security, Los Angeles Times, Memin Pinguin, Mexican, Mexico, President Donald Trump, race, racism accusation, racist stamps | Email This Post | Print This Post Our borders are so open to the criminal scum of the world that even a small town in Iowa is not safe from them. Mollie certainly thought it wouldn’t be dangerous to take a run near her home, but a foreigner followed her in his car, kidnapped and killed her. Below, Mexican illegal Cristhian Rivera […] August 21st, 2018 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, crime, death penalty, E-verify, enforcement, illegal alien crime, illegal immigration, Iowa, job magnet, Mexican, murder | Email This Post | Print This Post The case of the illegal alien released by Denver after killing a man in a hit-and-run crash is troubling for several reasons. Of course, freeing an unlawful Mexican who had caused a death is a total failure of law enforcement: Ivan Gerardo Zamarripa-Castaneda paid his extremely low bail ($25,000, meaning he paid only $2500 actual […] March 12th, 2018 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, border, cost, crime, Denver, deport, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexican, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post The violent crimes just keep on coming in open-borders California (now a Sanctuary for illegal aliens). A seven-times deported Mexican stabbed a man as he was eating at a table in Lola’s Market in Santa Rosa. Lola’s food selection appeals to a Mexican clientele — so is the place some kind of drug connection hangout? […] January 19th, 2018 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, California, California Sanctuary State, crime, illegal alien, Mexican, Mexican criminal alien, Mexico, public safety, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post One of the immigration enforcement problems that’s still around is the situation of illegal aliens taking up residence in churches for the “sanctuary” they offer. As it happens, the concept is fake —churches cannot set themselves up as mini Mexicos inside the United States, separate from American law. ICE officers could walk in any time […] November 13th, 2017 | Category: demanding lawbreakers | Tags: aliens, church illegal alien sanctuary, deport, Elvira Arellano, ICE, illegal, immigration, law enforcement, Mexican, Pastor Robert Jeffress | Email This Post | Print This Post The Los Angeles Times is quite a case study in devolutionary “outreach” to diverse new communities of immigrants. Monday’s front page pictorial story (below) featured a downtown Mexican-style farmacia catering to primitive cultural practices as if they were a normal thing to have in a major American city. The Farmacia Million Dollar offers a multi-service […] March 23rd, 2015 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: California, crime, culture, demographic change, diversity, immigration, Mexican, Mexico, superstition | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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