They are changing America by changing the people
A week ago it was Cargill in Ft. Morgan, CO recalling beef that was believed to be responsible for at least one death and scores of illnesses from E.Coli. (See here that a Tennessee family is suing Cargill!). We recently told you about Cargill here when they settled a religious discrimination suit with Somali refugee … Continue reading JBS Swift recalls 6.5 million pounds of beef tainted with salmonella
I’ve never thought this was a good argument to be pushed by the supposed ‘humanitarians’ receiving millions from the US taxpayer to place refugees in hundreds of US towns and cities, but they are doing it in the age of Trump. Hurting most from the slowdown in the arrival of fresh grunt laborers (aka refugees), … Continue reading International Rescue Committee says US businesses need more low wage workers
Let’s have the debate, but cut the crap about the US Refugee Admissions Program being about saving the poor and destitute of the world, and stop denigrating any of us who don’t agree with the premise that refugee workers are vital to giant corporations. If you have followed RRW for the last ten years you … Continue reading Global corporations want refugee workers, then cut the BS about humanitarianism
This story from Garden City, Kansas makes me wonder—-who is deciding the future for your meatpacking town, the citizens, or Tyson Foods? I have a pretty large archive on Garden City which is one more heartland city that has been changed by the arrival of US State Department-planted third world refugee workers over the last … Continue reading Tyson Foods bringing "ethnic empowerment network" to a town near you
When I saw this story yesterday at WMRA Radio , I figured it was one more of dozens of stories I mentioned here and here recently. Talking points have obviously gone out to the gullible/biased media about the mean Trump Administration and its plummeting refugee admission numbers. I wasn’t going to bother posting it until … Continue reading Harrisonburg, Virginia: Perdue admits that they are hiring locally as refugee arrival numbers 'plummet'