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Biden’s Open Borders Are “Madness” according to Expert

Stephen Miller is a top immigration authority who got Washington experience working for Senator Jeff Sessions and later for President Trump in the White House. Lately he has been appearing on TV discussing the threat posed by the new administration’s border policy.

President Biden’s proposed immigration legislation is beyond extreme in its intent — Miller […]

Countries Abroad Punish Illegal Entry More Harshly Than US

Tuesday’s Washington Times front-paged an article reminding us that punishment is an effective strategy to decrease bad behavior. Some other nations are harsh in their response to illegal immigration, while the United States offers a friendly welcome to invaders. A May report on the Rio Grande from Fox New’s Raymond Arroyo found Border Patrol agents […]

PragerU Analyzes the Nation of Immigrants Ideology

It’s great to see PragerU give the old “Nation of Immigrants” doctrine a look, and it crams in quite a bit of information into its traditional 5-minute video.

Book author and blogger Michelle Malkin is the host explainer and she hits on some of the worst aspects of our stupid-generous legal immigration jumble, including […]

Latino Border Agent Is Accused of Being a Race Traitor, despite His Disinterest in US Sovereignty

The whole idea of America’s autonomy as a nation gets zero attention in a recent New York Times article about Francisco Cantu, author of The Line Becomes a River: Dispatches from the Border. Instead, the focus is on the anger of fellow hispanics who see him as a snake who works for the evil American […]

DACA Job Thieves Are Still Admired

Well informed citizens know that DACAs are not all angelic valedictorians, but include thousands of criminals and/or gang bangers.

Still, it’s odd how non-criminal DACAs are so largely celebrated in the press, even though the “hard working” illegals have stolen jobs that by law belong to citizens — except for the unlawful “Deferred Action” program […]

Kansas Voter ID Sets Off Lawsuit from Anti-Sovereignty Democrats

Friday’s New York Times front page included a whiner about a college student who claimed she was too busy to obtain proof of citizenship required to vote in Kansas (where sovereignty warrior Kris Kobach [pictured] is Secretary of State).

A distracted student is news?

This is pretty weak gruel, even for Carlos Slim’s Amnesty Gazette.

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European Union Exhibits Super Bureaucracy

The only thing worse than an overgrown national government is a bloated transnational bureaucracy, and the European Union is indeed the unaccountable modern super-state run amok. The distant government is disliked by many Europeans, but remains stubbornly entrenched, passing ever more niggling laws to control behavior, not protect freedom.

Reporter Dale Hurd visited Brussels to […]

Birth Tourism Is a Growing Business in Southern California

Traveling to the United States to plop out a US-citizen baby is not illegal. It is perfectly lawful to engage in birth tourism, which is promoted by the fundamental misunderstanding of the intent of the 14th Amendment, that any baby plunking on US soil results in an American, which is not what was legislated at […]

Outed Illegal Alien Scribbler Now a Time Cover Boy

When Jose Antonio Vargas announced his status as an illegal alien journalist last year, several newspapers scrambled to contact their attorneys for fear of prosecution for unlawful hiring of an ineligible worker. The editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, Phil Bronstein, whined that he had been “duped” by Vargas and was therefore not responsible. (See […]

Cardinal Dolan Preaches Open Borders

Now that Timothy Dolan has been promoted by the Vatican to Cardinal, he has become more welcome on big media. There is a meme going around that the press-savvy New York cleric could become the first American Pope, which makes him something of a hot property as religious figures go.

One of his favorite topics […]

Catholic Bishops Promote Immigration Lawbreaking as Religious Freedom

The recent contraception kerfuffle and the ensuing debate about “religious freedom” must have made the Catholic church in America feel like it had some moral authority to weigh in on other issues. The debate started when a Georgetown student complained that her university health plan did not include contraceptives because she attended a catholic school.

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Alabama State Immigration Law Faces Scrutiny from Usual Suspects

More good news on the state enforcement front: Alabama Governor Robert Bentley has signed his legislature’s tough bill into law. It’s heartening that state elected officials are still moving forward, despite the barrage of criticism and lawsuits they know they will face.

And yes, the enemies of the nation are squawking up the usual storm […]

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