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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 The coronavirus event that the media has made its top story certainly has people wound up. Example numero uno from down south: Mexicans are demanding more border controls to keep out possibly infectious Americans — who could have imagined such a thing? It’s certainly true that the Mexican Presidente Lopez Obrador has maintained a strangely […] March 27th, 2020 | Category: border security | Tags: border, contagion, coronavirus, enforcement, immigration, Mark Morgan, Mexico, national security, Presidente Lopez Obrador, public health, public safety, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post There is one good aspect to the coronavirus event, and that is the rediscovery of borders: they are so handy in keeping out people who might cause the preventable deaths of Americans from disease. Unfortunately we face the Third World to our south and the border there is inadequate. Perhaps worse is the cavalier attitude […] March 18th, 2020 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border, contagion, coronavirus, disease, Federalist, healthcare, illegal, immigration, John Daniel Davidson, Mexico, Presidente Lopez Obrador, public health, Tucker Carlson, Wuhan | Email This Post | Print This Post Sunday’s Washington Post had a front-page article reminding us of what a barbaric country lies to our south. The accompanying photo shows young boys holding rifles with the headline, “Amid gang peril, a Mexican village arms its children.” What could possibly go wrong? Even proponents of armed self-defense (like me) see serious dangers with […] February 10th, 2020 | Category: violent Mexico | Tags: border, children, crime, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, national security, public safety, village, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post According to the World Bank in 2018, more than three billion persons on earth (out of the more than seven billion that year) struggled to meet their basic needs. Certainly most of them would benefit from relocation to the First World, but it’s not possible for Europe and North America to admit such enormous numbers. […] December 27th, 2019 | Category: immigration refugee asylum scams | Tags: asylum, asylum scam, Guatemala, Hispanic, illegal immigration, Mexico, President Trump, Remain in Mexico, world population growth | Email This Post | Print This Post Sunday’s New York Times featured a front-page article about a Mexican gang assassin with a photo spanning five out of six columns: Curiously, the story immediately dived into the brutality of a gang training, including the teacher’s instantaneous murder of a student who refused to chop up a corpse. Usually the Times like to […] December 15th, 2019 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: assassin, border, cartel, crime, diversity, drug, Mexico | Email This Post | Print This Post Monday’s Washington Times highlighted a border enforcement success in taking out the cartel spotters who hang out in the hills and keep an eye on where the Border Patrol is active so smugglers can bring in their loads more successfully. It would be wrong to think that valuable illegal drugs are sent randomly into […] December 2nd, 2019 | Category: cartel crime | Tags: aliens, border, Border Patrol, cartel, crime, criminal, drug smuggling, enforcement, Mexico, smuggler | Email This Post | Print This Post Saturday is a slow day for newspapers, so the Washington Post apparently thought it could throw up some easy Trump-bashing with a sob story about asylum seekers. The front-page photo featured a lone toddler wandering a cruel Mexican street — say, shouldn’t that child have a parent nearby? Or do the family values of diverse […] November 27th, 2019 | Category: immigration refugee asylum scams | Tags: asylum, asylum seeker, border, Central America, illegal alien, Mexico, refugee, scam, sick children, sob story | Email This Post | Print This Post It’s not a secret that Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez is no friend of American sovereignty: he has been pushing a mass amnesty for years. He revealed a globalist, anti-borders theology in his 2013 book Immigration and the Next America, as quoted in La Times: “Do we really believe that America is one nation under […] November 16th, 2019 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Catholic, diversity, illegal immigration, Islam, jihad, Los Angeles Times, Mexico, Protestant Reformation, vaticrats | Email This Post | Print This Post Sunday’s San Jose Mercury News featured an illegal alien sob story (with soccer subtext) on its front page — as if failing California doesn’t have more important things to deal with. The story is filled with sleep-inducing legalisms and soccer rules, but the reader should remember that the star character Sergio Rivas is a […] October 8th, 2019 | Category: DACA illegal aliens | Tags: aliens, amnesty, California, Congress, Constitution, DACA, DREAMer, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexico, Obama, soccer | Email This Post | Print This Post It’s a disturbing trend in the worldwide movement of moochers that increasing numbers of Africans are coming to the United States. What’s wrong with Europe? It’s closer and far more welcoming. One seriously bad thing about African aliens is there’s a billion more where they came from. Sunday’s Los Angeles Times had the usual sob […] September 23rd, 2019 | Category: immigration against Americans | Tags: Africa, African aliens, African migrants, border, enforcement, free stuff, illegal immigration, immigration, Mexico, poverty, sob story | Email This Post | Print This Post Illegal alien sob stories in the news media certainly are undergoing a renaissance under the porous borders permitted by the Trump administration. One frequently see emotive front page articles in the press with photos of cutesy and/or suffering kiddies to appeal to readers’ sympathy. One such appeared Tuesday in the San Diego Union-Tribune, complete with […] August 21st, 2019 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: aliens, border, Honduras, illegal aliens, Mexico, public health, sob stories, tuberculosis | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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