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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 Saturday’s New York Times front-paged a story about the Trump administration considering a decrease in the number of refugees admitted, with the newspaper headline reading U.S. Discusses a Plan Barring Most Refugees. A genuine reduction would be a sensible move, considering how much victimhood, real or fake, has blossomed into a top excuse for entrance […] September 7th, 2019 | Category: refugee resettlement | Tags: Africans, asylum seekers, Bahamas, refugees, rescue, Senator Rubio, Stephen Miller, Trump administration, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post For a while, the invasion of America consisted mostly of people from Central America, who carried their national flags as they marched on their object of conquest. Now word has gotten out that America is back to being a soft touch, despite all Donald Trump’s tough talk that scared them off at first — […] May 1st, 2019 | Category: border anarchy | Tags: Africa, aliens, amnesty, Cameroon, illegal aliens, immigration invasion, job thieves, national security, open borders, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post 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 […] January 13th, 2019 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: aliens, automation, border, climate change, drought, Honduras, illegal immigration, Latin America, remittances, third world, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai appeared on CBS News recently to discuss her new book “We Are Displaced: My Journey and Stories from Refugee Girls Around the World.” At the one-minute point of the video report, Norah O’Donnell observed, “We have the most refugees in the world since World War Two,” and Malala concurred. […] January 9th, 2019 | Category: refugee resettlement | Tags: aliens, asylum, education, Malala Yousafzai, Pakistan, refugee rescue, Taliban, women, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post The new Social Contract journal is online, including my article discussing the liberal ideal of immigration as virtue signaling which is losing ground every day because of the continuing population explosion in the Third World. The world’s population is now nearly 7.7 billion persons which renders any idea of fixing human suffering by relocating some […] October 31st, 2018 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: aliens, immigration, immigration as rescue, refugee, refugee resettlement, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post To serious water worriers, the extreme drought situation in Cape Town South Africa has been a forecast of bad things to come in the overpopulated future. Regions with more people than their rainfall can support are at risk for water shortages, particularly when even alleged environmentalists like California Gov. Jerry Brown think additional millions of […] July 4th, 2018 | Category: water supply | Tags: Cape Town, drought, growth, iceberg, overpopulation, population, water, water supply, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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