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President Trump has been on a Twitter and verbal tirade against Attorney General Jeff Sessions the last few days — as if dumping the AG would solve the president’s problems with the Mueller snooping expedition. It’s sad to see such anger toward one of candidate Trump’s earliest and most enthusiastic supporters. Below, Senator Sessions spoke […] July 26th, 2017 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: amnesty, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Congress, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Jeff Sessions, middle class, President Trump, Trump constituents |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Friday’s Wall Street Journal front page had an ugly picture of what young people face in today’s downsized US economy: Barely Half of 30-Year-Olds Earn More Than Their Parents. The human costs are now adding up for economic globalization, specifically decades of outsourcing entire industries and massive immigration. In addition, automation is coming on […] December 9th, 2016 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: a, American Dream, automation, immigration, middle class, outsourcing, poll, robot, shrinking middle class, wage stagnation | Email This Post | Print This Post Refugee Resettlement Watch noted another batch of targets a couple days ago including one unlucky city: New refugee seeding site: Youngstown, Ohio. That community is particularly unsuitable to be burdened by needy and/or hostile foreigners: it was plunged into a local depression by the closing of the major steel mill in 1977 and never recovered. […] October 22nd, 2016 | Category: refugee resettlement | Tags: aliens, automation, diversity, globalization, immigration, job displacement, middle class, refugees | Email This Post | Print This Post Candidate Donald Trump delivered a well crafted speech on Tuesday which attacked the globalist economy as harmful to American workers and destructive to the middle class. He criticized powerful interests, like Red China for its currency manipulation and our own government for its policies that have become such a menace to the general good. The […] June 28th, 2016 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: Donald Trump, economy, free trade, globalization, immigration, job displacement, jobs, middle class, outsourcing | Email This Post | Print This Post A Pew study (The American Middle Class Is Losing Ground) released on Wednesday found that the number of Americans living in a middle-class household had fallen to below half. That’s a major event, because America is supposed to be a middle-class nation, not like backward countries such as Brazil where the great majority of people […] December 13th, 2015 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: aliens, automation, immigration, job displacement, middle class, robot, workers | Email This Post | Print This Post Our elected representatives are currently busy working to a approve another big trade deal — the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) plus fast track — the details of which are secret. Previous globalist agreements like NAFTA promised shrinking trade deficits for America and increased jobs for US workers, but instead produced the opposite result. We know the […] May 7th, 2015 | Category: globalist ideology | Tags: Congress, global economics, globalism, illegal, immigration, job displacement, job loss, legislation, middle class, trade deal | Email This Post | Print This Post On Sunday, Fox News weekend host Tucker Carlson focused on the lingering scandal of Southern California Edison firing Americans workers to replace them with cheaper foreign workers. A few days ago a group of 10 bipartisan senators called for a federal investigation of H-1b visa abuse in the case, following a March hearing which explored […] April 12th, 2015 | Category: replacing American workers with immigrants | Tags: aliens, California, Congress, guest workers, H-1b visas, immigration, job displacement, middle class | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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