Friday’s Los Angeles Times included a front-page article titled, “See Dick and Jane read poorly. See them win a lawsuit” that focused on the dysfunction of state schools that had worsened to the point that students had to sue the state to get attention. California did pony up $53 million which may help somewhat, but […]
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February 21st, 2020 | Category: Spanish language diversity | Tags: assimilation, California, diversity, education, English, immigration, language, lawsuit, schools, Spanish, students |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Sunday’s Los Angeles Times has an upbeat front-page article about a Guatemalan town that has been transformed for the better by illegal immigration. The residents love America for its jobs and free stuff, shown by a “proliferation of U.S. flags” and new houses built in a style called “remittance architecture.” Indeed, the money sent […] July 21st, 2019 | Category: illegal immigration cost | Tags: aliens, American schools, automation, Catholic, cheap labor, education, Guatemala, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, Liberation theology, Marxist redistribution, remattances, remittance architecture, students, third world | Email This Post | Print This Post Of all the ways that open borders harm Americans, one of the most egregious, insulting and life-affecting is the college freebie illegals get while non-rich US citizens are forced to take out huge loans to attend. According to a February report from CNBC, “the average student loan borrower has $37,172 in student loans, a $20,000 […] May 13th, 2018 | Category: illegal alien preference | Tags: aliens, California, Campus Reform, college, college education, cost, education, enforcement, freebie, illegal aliens, illegal immigrant, New Jersey, Rutgers University, student aid, students, tuition | Email This Post | Print This Post Today’s liberal campuses would make Pol Pot feel comfortable, given their extreme enforcement of leftist dogma, where no deviation is permitted. Using verboten phrases like “illegal alien” can bring punishment for students, who are encouraged to engage in classroom discussion, but only with approved opinions. Colleges chatter endlessly about the importance of racial diversity, but […] August 30th, 2015 | Category: liberal ideology | Tags: censorship, college, culture, diversity, education, free speech, liberal, schools, students, university | Email This Post | Print This Post Failed election consultant Karl Rove is still showing up on Fox News to condemn immigration enforcement. On Wednesday, he was energetic during his Trump bashing, stooping to the la Raza argument that illegal alien valedictorians should not be deported, even though Mexico etc. needs them more than we do. Below, demanding DREAMer kiddies pretend to […] August 19th, 2015 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, deport, dropout, enforcement, Hispanic, illegal, immigration, students | Email This Post | Print This Post The press has recently been full of articles about cyber attacks from Red China hacking into business and government networks to steal vital intellectual property and security secrets. Media outlets from NPR to Fox News have sounded the alarm about an escalated level of hacking intrusions. Strangely, nobody seems concerned about the thousands of Chinese […] February 23rd, 2013 | Category: national security | Tags: immigration, national security, Red China, spies, students | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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