They are changing America by changing the people
The Center for Immigration Studies has another winner this week. Yesterday we reported that CIS has produced a new study about the huge number of Muslim immigrants entering the US, and this time, CIS writer David North describes an easy way for Syrians to get into the US and then apply for Temporary Protected Status—a … Continue reading Temporary protected status extended for Syrians; let’s hope they are dumb
The next time one of your friends (or a politician) says, ‘I oppose illegal immigration, but am all for LEGAL immigration’ tell them they don’t know what they are talking about! Legal immigration has been so perverted by federal programs such as Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to make the word legal meaningless. Once TPS … Continue reading Official application for Temporary Protected Status filed for West African Ebola countries
Demonstrating once again what a sham Temporary Protected Status is, Senators want Obama to extend temporary refugee status to Liberians who have been here “temporarily” since the late 1980’s! Seems to me that the civil war in Liberia is over and this “LEGAL” status for those here originally illegally should just end. There must be … Continue reading Senators urge extension of (sham) Temporary Protected Status for Liberians
Problem is, once granted the “temporary” right to live, work, get a drivers license legally in America they don’t go home! About a hundred thousand illegal Salvadorans make that point daily—they’ve been here since 2001 under TPS status and whatever natural disaster gave them the right to stay has long since been forgotten. Usually granted … Continue reading In wake of typhoon, push is on for Temporary Protected Status for Filipinos
Not just an extension of time to sign up (which doesn’t end until September anyway), but a whole new designation so all the newest Syrians who got into America since the first TPS was made available can sign up too. They all want in now that amnesty appears to be on the way! Here is … Continue reading American-Arab Anti-discrimination Committee wants Temporary Protected Status for Syrians extended