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Mexico Immigration Deal May Disappoint

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 […]

Tucker Carlson: Mexico Is Not America’s Friend

Tucker Carlson recently opined that Russia presents no danger to America’s election integrity, but Mexico absolutely does threaten through meddling with the opinions of its immigrants who reside here and may even be citizens of this country.

If anything, Carlson understates the case.

It’s been clear for a long time that Mexico is a genuine […]

Tucker Carlson: Immigration Is Not Always Beneficial for America

Tucker Carlson’s opening monologue on Wednesday discussed the open borders now creating chaos for law enforcement and future pain for taxpayers. This was the crisis that millions of citizens voted to fix in 2016, but President Trump has not gone after the central problem, just nipped around the edges. Certainly President Hillary would be far […]

More Attention to the Effects of World Population Growth Is Needed in 2019

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 […]

LA Times Observes: “Trump Invades Mexican Minds”

Is it schadenfreude to enjoy the whining of deported Mexicans? Or is it merely an appreciation for long overdue immigration enforcement finally taking hold under the law-and-borders President Trump?

We are lectured all the time by liberals about “white privilege” but it doesn’t hold a candle to Mexican privilege, which regards the southwest United States […]

Southern Mexicans Fret, Complain and Bluster over Trump Presidency

The state of Oaxaca lies in southern Mexico, far from the US border, nevertheless a number of its residents depend on connections with the United States to survive, and some put on a brave face about their concerns regarding the new president, voiced in Sunday’s Los Angeles Times.

They make a familiar argument from […]

President Trump Effect: Mexican Ambassador Says They Are Not the Enemy

The new sheriff isn’t even in town yet, and he is having a big impact already. Carlos Manuel Sada Solana, the Mexican ambassador to U.S. visited Phoenix recently to spread some propaganda around, like how Mexico is a friendly neighbor.

Funny, I have a different impression — along with millions of other Americans. Let’s review […]

Immigrant Senders Dread a Trump Presidency

Immigrant-sending nations have a problem with Donald Trump and the possibility that pushing their unskilled persons and criminals into stupid-generous America may shrink. They are miffed that Obasma’s open borders could shut to a degree, leaving some with a decreased remittance haul of fewer billions of dollars. (The United States is the major remittance-sending country, […]

Remittances Fuel Illegal Immigration

Never forget that illegal immigration is all about the money — not freedom or opportunity — just money. When illegals whine that they want a “better life” what they really mean is “more money” which can also take the form of “vanloads” of food stamps, free-to-them deluxe healthcare and subsidized college tuition for the young […]

Remittances a Big Carrot for Alien Kiddie Border Surge

Follow the money: it’s an admonition that is doubly true in the illegal alien scramble. Unlike wealthy Mexico (which pretends to be poor to mooch off the US even though it is #14 in national GDP), the Central American countries really are poor.

As a result, Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras love getting checks from their […]

Remittances to Latin America: America’s Loss in Billions of Dollars

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 […]

Mexico Remittances Return to 2008 Levels

According to the Opravda media, Mexicans have quit breaking in to the US, so problem over, let’s just forget about the disagreeable subject of defending American sovereignty. (Although Central Americans keep coming as before.)

But whatever the media says about the border being secure, another measure, that of remittances, shows that Mexicans are now strip-mining […]

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