They are changing America by changing the people
That is the title of a Christian Science Monitor article a couple days ago. Written by reporter Mary Wiltenberg, it is very thorough and well worth the read—even if I disagree with some of it! The article weaves an account of an African family’s experiences as they settle into life in Atlanta in between information … Continue reading What it’s like to be a refugee in America
I am fascinated by the fact that Somalis, almost anywhere they go, magically get a Community Center just for them. Yesterday, I told you what I think is going on, here. Although ostensibly set up to help Somalis transition to American culture (what a laugh!), these are political agitation offices modeled after the Alinsky/Obama/ACORN/SEIU school of … Continue reading Somali Community Center opens in “welcoming” Ft. Morgan, CO
Two weeks ago we asked readers for their suggestions for reforming the Refugee Resettlement Program of the US State Department. Today we heard from reader Paul Nachman of Bozeman, Montana who suggests doing away with it altogether. Ryan Mauro wrote a brief article, appearing today in FrontPage Magazine, about the wonderfulness of having Somalis in Tennessee. … Continue reading Reform suggestion #4: Get rid of the entire refugee resettlement program
Wow! I had no idea that was a real word—culturist. Mars, you didn’t coin it afterall! I don’t know this publication but it popped up in one of my alerts this morning—Global Politician. And, check this out, this opinion piece is written by a Professor at NYU! Amazing, how did he get through the multicultural-politically-correct … Continue reading On ‘Culturist’ immigration law
Here is the entire US Embassy statement today on the situation in Ghana. Following recent public order offences by Liberian refugees in Ghana, the U.S. Embassy in Accra issued the following statement last weekend. ______ The U.S. Government continues to support repatriation and reintegration in Liberia for those who had to flee during Liberia’s troubled … Continue reading Liberian refugees: State Dept. makes position clear