They are changing America by changing the people
The story at World Net Daily yesterday gave me an opportunity to vent about one of my major pet peeves. And, that is that economic studies being scattered like rabbit turds around the media landscape that conclude that refugees bring economic prosperity wherever they are dropped never include the true cost of medical care (like … Continue reading Minnesota needs more money to combat refugee communicable diseases
I guess US News and World Report is expecting to make us feel bad that in the eyes of migrants, the US ranks only seventh on their wish lists of places to get to as they leave their failed countries. Here is what they say about their study: More than 21,000 people from … Continue reading US News study: US seventh most popular country according to migrants
I’m asked all the time: What can I do? What can I do? This is an excellent example of the kind of thing you can do. This is a list of talking points thoughtfully prepared by Brenda Arthur of the Charleston, WV Act for America chapter. As a citizen activist, she put some serious time … Continue reading Guest commentary: What you can say, when they say _____
But, are they really persecuted refugees or are they economic migrants from yet another African country whose government is a mess? And thus the fundamental question for us, as always, is: So why are they our problem? I did my usual end-of-the-week look at Wrapsnet just now. If you are following my updates in the … Continue reading Eritreans top list of Muslim 'refugees' entering the US this past week
At first I didn’t think they were going to get to the crux of the matter when Tucker Carlson last night grilled Steve Forester, an attorney for the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, about the upcoming Trump decision about whether to extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti (we mentioned it here the … Continue reading Temporary refugees sent $1.3 billion back to Haiti in 2015, expert tells Tucker