Category: immigration

Keeping Americans In Line Is Getting Harder

     Apparently, the news stories about murders, rapes, muggings, apartment block takeovers, and so forth have had an effect:      Openness or hostility to rising diversity serves as a clear dividing line between voters supporting Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election and those backing former President Donald Trump. A 56% majority of …

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Europe Is Self-Immolating

     And her Establishment is in favor of it:      The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) has published a report warning of the danger that “whiteness” and “Europeanness” pose to the European Union.      That alone is a blockbuster. But read on:      “In most countries, non-white and Muslim people were underrepresented in candidate …

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The Inevitable

     Mike Miles continues to present thought-provoking graphics:      It’s an important question. Deprived of the freebies on which they’ve subsisted, many illegal aliens, perhaps most, would turn feral. Humans aren’t immune to the predatory impulse. Illegal aliens from third-world cesspools are closer to it than most, as Tren de Aragua ought to have convinced …

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It Doesn’t Take Much

     I’ve used the following analogy before, of course. (The good ones have a lot of life in them.) Add a cup of wine to a barrel of sewage: It remains a barrel of sewage. Add a cup of sewage to a barrel of wine: It becomes a barrel of sewage.      Which segues nicely …

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And I’m back

I took a little vacation. To those who know, I’ve done the Tour of Honor for the past three years. Well, this year was put off a bit because of injury, illness and funerals, but I finally managed to go out and hit all the sites in Idaho. I did not take a computer. I …

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Legitimacy, Its Departure, And What Follows

     You’ve heard the term failed state, haven’t you? It’s been used a few times in recent years, notably with reference to Libya after the death of longtime dictator Muammar Qaddafi. We don’t often hear the term elucidated, but a working definition would be a state that cannot maintain order within its zone of asserted …

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The cheating has already begun

No, I’m not talking about the DNC crowning the Cackling Whore of Scat Fransicko as their nominee despite the fact that she has never won a single primary. I’m talking about the DNC’s plan to get her more votes. What do you do when people don’t want to vote for a completely fake politician who …

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Doing the crime that Americans won’t do

So, what illegal gangs are in your state courtesy of Drooling Joe and his open borders policies? Idaho has the Mexican cartels, and I can tell you that I see plenty of Mexicans running around my town in Northern Idaho. I’m not talking guys who speak English with a Hispanic accent, I’m talking no English …

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I apologize for the late post.

To be honest, I’ve been dealing with personal issues right now, and to say I’m not in a good mood would be an understatement. Add on to that a root canal at 0600 this morning, and I’m downright grumpy. Although the root canal was needed. That tooth was in bad shape. Thanks, military, for destroying …

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Tolerable Diversity, Mandatory Unity

     That shibboleth word “diversity” just might have had its day. The myriad examples of what happens when a government attempts to compel “diversity” upon an institution or a society make it fairly plain that the notion is toxic. Resistance to such compulsion is mounting and will soon become insuperable.      It’s been the case …

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Assimilation In Reverse?

     Paul Joseph Watson brings you news the “media” won’t touch:      A hearing held earlier this week in New York by the Council’s immigration and hospital committees saw black migrants who have arrived in the city airing their grievances about public services they have been provided, including food and accommodation, with one woman even …

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Is it just me

Or is there anyone else out there who reads an article like this and thinks “Nothing I can do about it. I hope they hit D.C.” So what is to be done? Well, we can vote the bums out, but even if we do, all too many Republicans are just as squeamish as Democrats about …

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It’s amazing what happens when you enforce the law

Texas shows how it’s done .It shouldn’t be a shock that when you enforce the laws and shut down the border, illegal criminals stop coming through. And we all know this, even the National Socialist Democrat Worker’s Party, who is now being stymied in their goal of flooding the country through mass illegal entry. Of …

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It’s Been Tried Before

     Several times, really…and it hasn’t worked, ever:      Days after closing a deal with Albania to hold part of the migrant flood there while awaiting asylum processing, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is trying to limit the number of arrivals in the first place, by a new partnership with Africa.      She unveiled a …

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Stating It Clearly Edition

     The Biden Regime is now openly blackmailing the nation:      As Republican governors circle the wagon around Texas, President Biden on Saturday doubled down on a reluctant agreement to secure the southern US border – but only if Congress passes a bipartisan bill that would also allocate funds for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, and …

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Illegal Immigration And Legislation

     Everyone wants to believe that he’s important – that what he does matters to others. If there are exceptions, I have yet to encounter them. It follows that a man will prefer an occupation that appears to provide things of genuine value to others over a trade that, whatever it pays, does little or …

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Alea Iacta Est

     Apparently, the Border Patrol doesn’t plan to cut through the razor wire.      Twenty-five states are backing Texas’s toughening of its border.      And a conspiracy to keep Donald Trump out of office has formed and is operating.      Are there any classics scholars among our Gentle Readers? ***      Once you demonstrate yourself …

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What Is The Border Patrol’s Job?

     The law in these United States, as in most First World countries – I don’t think there are any exceptions – is that entry to the U.S. must occur at one of our designated ports of entry. There are several such along the American border, and their locales are widely known. Any American consulate …

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A Concession On Every Point Is Not A “Deal”

     But it appears that that’s what the Republican Senatorial caucus is being asked to swallow:      A number of Senate Republicans are extremely concerned with the ongoing border deal negotiations between the White House and GOP leadership, expressing their frustration with a number of leaked proposals that are being considered and saying they would …

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Virtue Signaling At Others’ Expense

     I’m sure it feels great…until the chickens come home to roost:      CHICAGO – Chicago’s newest migrant shelter has opened up in the West Loop, and it’s creating tension between a landlord and tenants.      The bottom floor tenant at a warehouse-style building at 344 N. Ogden is a retail business. The owner tells …

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