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The whole top half of Sunday’s Los Angeles Times featured the victimhood struggles of foreigners whom Biden and previous diversity-admiring administrations have admitted. The headline under the photo reads Migrant Kids Left Waiting for Days, a typical media sob story about illegal aliens. More alarming in a way is how the article on the […] April 4th, 2021 | Category: schools | Tags: Biden border, border, California, California schools, citizen children short-changed, English language learners, English learners, Los Angeles School District, pandemic, Spanish language, virus |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Tuesday’s New York Times front page includes an article titled “Immigration By Legal Path Begins to Fall” showing how President Trump’s efforts to reduce the foreign influx into America has begun to turn the tide. We know already that Trump’s Remain in Mexico deal has severely chilled the asylum fraud since fewer than one percent […] February 25th, 2020 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, asylum, border, California, diversity, drought, English, growth, immigration, language, legal immigration, population, President Trump, Remain in Mexico, Spanish language, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post The Democrat campaign gaggle has been quite the diversity parade, including language. We saw some of that when Beto O’Rourke was first to cross the Spanish line during the first Democrat debate in order to display his diversity (which is fake, since he is “just another privileged white guy” according to USA Today.) Candidate Cory […] July 9th, 2019 | Category: Spanish language diversity | Tags: 2020 candidates, 2020 election, Beto, bilingual, Democrat, Democrat debate, Dick Lamm, diversity, hispanics, Julian Castro, Spanish language | Email This Post | Print This Post Hurricane Maria was a monster Category 5 storm that struck the Caribbean in mid-September and pretty much flattened Puerto Rico’s infrastructure, which wasn’t in great shape before the storm. Restoring electricity has been painfully slow, because of the totality of devastation, plus other complications like the difficulty of shipping all necessary materials to an island, […] November 19th, 2017 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: culture, Democrat, diversity, electoral change, English, Florida, Hispanic, hurricane, Puerto Ricans, Puerto Rico, Spanish language | Email This Post | Print This Post California voters must grapple with 17 state initiatives to be decided in this November’s election — the Voter Information Guide is a thick tome of 222 pages to explain all the details. (I will be consulting the voter guide from the John and Ken radio show when decision time gets closer.) Sadly, California voters must […] October 12th, 2016 | Category: English language | Tags: bilingual education, California, culture, demographic change, education, hispanics, immigration, Mexico, Prop 227, Ron Unz, schools, Spanish language | Email This Post | Print This Post The Census has published an updated report about what languages are spoken in the United States and the numbers must look like good news to professional translators, because English is less present. The newbies keep their home-country languages and millions speak those languages at home. In fact, the US is 5th largest Spanish-speaking country, a […] August 7th, 2013 | Category: English language | Tags: assimilation, culture, diversity, English, immigration, Spanish language | Email This Post | Print This Post In a recent celebration of diversity, the San Jose Mercury-News praised the family values of Mexicans who watch television together, not like tiresome Americans who are too disconnected to view with others. Below, the Pacheco family of Fremont gathers en masse to watch a telenovela soap opera on the Spanish-language network Univision. Plus the […] March 30th, 2013 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, culture, diversity, English, immigration, Mexico, Spanish language | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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