They are changing America by changing the people
Have you taken 15 minutes to make your calls? The list is growing ever so slowly with the most recent addition being Kansas Democrat Governor Laura Kelly. In agreeing to take an in determinant number of refugees she has agreed that she is okay with the high cost of the care of more … Continue reading Kansas: Governor Joins List of Governors Asking for Unknown Number of Refugees
Leave it to the refugee industry’s public relations apparatus to get a story planted in the Kansas City Star just as Donald Trump arrived in the state next door for a rally for Kansas Republican candidates including gubernatorial candidate, a leading immigration control advocate, Kris Kobach. One story is here. (This Somali family lives in … Continue reading Kansas City Somali family of nine wants Trump to let Dad in to US
I’m posting this news, just so you are aware of it. The men apparently called themselves the “crusaders” and lived in what is known as the Kansas Meatpacking Triangle where the big slaughterhouses, like Tyson Foods, are bringing in immigrant and refugee labor to do the “dirty work” for low wages. Here is an AP … Continue reading Trial for Kansas men charged with planning to bomb Somali housing complex begins today
From time to time I’ve posted stories on refugee resettlement offices closing due to the fact that fewer refugees (aka paying clients) are now arriving in the US (see post yesterday with latest numbers), but I don’t post all of them. This one caught my eye because I have written many times over the years … Continue reading Kansas: Refugee office to close in "slaughterhouse" city
For those of you following news about BIG MEAT, here is a story you need to read in its entirety at the Tennessee Star (hat tip: Joanne). Citizens of small town America are beginning to understand that the arrival of a BIG MEAT plant will change their towns forever, and they don’t like it! We … Continue reading Tennessee town welcomed Tyson Foods plant after residents of Kansas town revolted