They are changing America by changing the people
Here is a story from Garden City, Kansas (one of many we receive from that refugee resettlement city) about Burmese refugees resettled there and arriving as secondary migrants (Tysons meat is probably enticing them). There is nothing earth shattering in the story, but it made me think about ethnic organizing. We have the Spring Institute … Continue reading Refugees organizing for what?
We haven’t heard from her in a few months (see previous posts here, here and here). Regular readers know that she is a young Somali woman who has shed some light on the mindset of Somali refugees she says are here to conquer us. I welcome her return if not her warning. This is a comment worth … Continue reading ‘Somali woman’ returns: “…a huge storm is coming to small town America”
This is an update of the on-going controversy in St. Cloud, MN about alleged harassment of Somali students by white kids. I meant to post on this last week and have additional comments, but the story is getting old and I thought I better just get it up in its bare bones form without a … Continue reading CAIR pushes US Dept. of Education investigation into claims of harassment of Somali students
Your tax dollars: We very much encourage and appreciate entrepreneurs in America—it is one of our most cherished and respected traditions. Don’t you just get a warm glow all over when immigrants work hard, start a business, save and send the kids to college? Pooh, silly you, that’s the old fashioned way. Today immigrants start their … Continue reading The birth of an ECBO (Ethnic Community Based Organization)
Yesterday I told you about the ‘adjustment’ going on with the large number of Burmese refugees arriving to work at Tyson’s Foods in Garden City, KS. Also, we had just heard how many Burmese have been resettled in recent years around the world—50,000. So I thought it would be a good idea to check the … Continue reading Burmese Refugee head count