They are changing America by changing the people
In its on-going series on the employment picture in various US states, the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) this past week released its finding from New Hampshire. See also reports on Tennessee, Florida, North Carolina and Georgia. Readers here know that New Hampshire is being inundated with refugees and for several years now the mayor of Manchester … Continue reading CIS: New Hampshire employment growth goes to immigrants
Update October 20th: Stevens charged with hate crime, here. Here is the story yesterday at the Concord Monitor. There may be more updates today, but I haven’t seen them yet. Here is what we said about this case back in 2011. A Pembroke tattoo artist was arrested this morning for his alleged role in a … Continue reading New Hampshire: Arrest made in 2011 case of anti-refugee graffiti
….we are harmless, we smile, we just make jewelry and hope to get a business loan via the federal taxpayer so we might help our people. Here is how the gushy story from Nashua, NH begins (hat tip: Jeannine): NASHUA — They are stateless: persecuted in their own country, shunned in others. Most Americans have … Continue reading “Stateless” Rohingya Muslim women in New Hampshire, move along nothing to see….
The US State Department will be holding its annual hearing on the “appropriate size and scope” of the refugee resettlement program on May 15th. The meeting will be dominated by federal refugee contractors (LOL! disregard that ‘voluntary agency’ label, they are paid by you to resettle refugees) looking for a larger number and greater variety … Continue reading Testimony to the US State Department from New Hampshire
This is another statement sent to the US State Department recently when citizens were invited to weigh-in on the Refugee Admissions program for FY 2013. If you sent in comments and wish for me to post them here at RRW, please send them to Ann@vigilantfreedom.com. Dear Representatives My name is Jeannine Richardson and I am … Continue reading New Hampshire resident commented to the State Department