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It may be that President Trump wants to look tough on immigration, given his big hints about supporting a DACA amnesty in a few months. So a New York Times front page story about decreased refugees may indicate a strategy to that end. Refugees add up. Pew Research noted earlier this year that around three […] September 13th, 2017 | Category: refugee resettlement | Tags: aliens, Congress, diversity, enforcement, immigration, Islam, Muslim refugees, Muslims, President Trump |  Email This Post |  Print This Post There has been a lot of verbiage flung around Washington in recent weeks concerning the idea that the government can “vet” shady characters from the Muslim world. The Trump administration declared a time-out to sort through how the government can identify jihadists among the mobs of immigrants and refugees who regard it as their right […] March 8th, 2017 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: aliens, diversity, enforcement, immigration, Islam, jihad, Muslim refugees, Muslims, national security, refugees, stop Muslim immigration | Email This Post | Print This Post The editor of the excellent RefugeeResettlementWatch blog sees a dangerous uptick in the administration’s refugee program, as shown by its welcome of 10,000 unscreenable Syrians to American communities in recent months. As the administration has emphasized, the first group of 10,000 Syrians is “a floor, not a ceiling,” meaning that more — lots more — […] September 2nd, 2016 | Category: refugees | Tags: aliens, demographic change, Muslim refugees, refugee resettlement, Syrians | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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