They are changing America by changing the people
We’ve written about the report from the Asian Pacific Islander Scholarship Fund previously, but thought this article about a recent briefing in Washington, DC added a few points that need to be high-lighted as well as asks the question: Why, then, has the plight of refugees largely escaped the attention of policymakers? I can answer … Continue reading Burmese and Bhutanese refugees arrive in US in poverty, stay in poverty
….and more tension among long-time residents. We’ve written so many times about how ‘big meat’ is disrupting the demographics of heartland America that I’ve lost count. But, here is a story that in its brevity summarizes a pattern that will be very familiar to longtime readers of RRW. And, let me remind you, as I … Continue reading Missouri: Tyson Foods’ transient labor creates more poverty in small town America
Make no mistake, intimidating you so that you won’t speak negatively about Islam is what is at the root of a public meeting to be held in Tullahoma, TN this coming Tuesday. The one thing that could save us from suffering the same fate as the UK and Sweden, with their demographic death spiral due to … Continue reading Tennessee: US Attorney and FBI want to silence your speech
This is the comment I sent to the US State Department yesterday to be included in their record of the May 1 meeting where mostly contractors and refugee advocates make a pitch to the State Department to resettle more refugees from this country or that one to the US in FY2013. I welcome readers to … Continue reading Ten reasons for a moratorium on refugee admissions in 2013
This is the first in what will be many posts in my new category‘ Legal immigration and jobs.’ In fact, it’s this piece of information, now mysteriously missing from the US State Department’s website, that inspired this new category. Clinton brings cheap refugee labor to Iowa I’ve reported on this many many times on these … Continue reading Tyson Foods Shelbyville, TN: all sorts of goodies to get and keep immigrant labor