They are changing America by changing the people
I suspect this opinion writer (C.A. Joseph Peters) from Ypsilanti, Michigan writing in The Eastern Echo is connected in some way to federal resettlement contractor US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, but there is no mention of his affiliation and we are thus expected to believe he is just a member of John Q. Public. … Continue reading Michigan writer: we should take all the Syrians and Iraqis we can get!
Great column today by Michelle Malkin a must read! ***Don’t forget Syrians are next!*** Meanwhile the Washington Post said late yesterday, bring in MORE Iraqis! (Hat tip: Flying Camel) From Townhall (hat tip: Judy): Fresh terror busts in Australia expose a common Achilles’ heel of the West: Indiscriminate refugee policies turn free countries into breeding … Continue reading Michelle Malkin: Letting in the wrong refugees
The brilliant and knowledgeable David P. Goldman writes in PJ Media: There are always lunatics lurking in the crevices of Muslim politics prepared to proclaim a new Caliphate; there isn’t always a recruiting pool in the form of nearly 14 million displaced people (11 million Syrians, or half the country’s population, and 2.8 million Iraqis, … Continue reading 14 million refugees in the Middle East: utter disaster
Only the people living there will decide…. Update August 1st: More here on the cancellation of the opportunity for citizens to learn what refugee resettlement might mean for their towns. Update July 29th: Public meeting cancelled—no surprise! Read all about it here. Keep this information below if your town becomes a target! Forget what … Continue reading Will the federal government resettle hundreds of Congolese refugees in Dover, NH?
Update July 4th: They are crying for more money in Arizona now too! (Hat tip: Joanne). Too many ‘unaccompanied minors’ siphoning off money for other refugees. Someone commented to me yesterday, that the open borders pushers (including the Catholic Bishops!) may have over-played their hand this time. That (fewer refugees) is what a spokesman for … Continue reading Kentucky: Could the invasion on the border result in fewer refugees admitted to US?