Local and state taxpayers do contribute to refugee welfare

Over and over again we hear from political leaders and grassroots organizers looking to bring refugees into new (unsuspecting) communities that this is a federal program funded by the feds.  (LOL! as if Washington has an orchard of money trees!) However, this short model letter-to-the-editor in Tennessee quickly dispels the notion that the resettlement of … Continue reading Local and state taxpayers do contribute to refugee welfare

Obama Administration tried to assure nervous governors that Syrian refugees would be screened

Very interesting.  While we were all distracted by the funeral for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on Saturday the White House was meeting with members of the National Governors Association (winter meeting) to assure them that it was perfectly safe for them to ‘welcome’ Syrian refugees to their states. As far as I can tell, … Continue reading Obama Administration tried to assure nervous governors that Syrian refugees would be screened

Montana: Hundreds turn out in support of letter to Washington opposing refugee resettlement

Update February 20th:  See Leo Hohmann’s much more detailed report of what happened here at WND. Ravalli County is on the western border of Montana at the Idaho state line. Idaho is a big resettlement state (it is also a Wilson-Fish state). Yesterday 500 citizens turned out to voice support for a letter to the … Continue reading Montana: Hundreds turn out in support of letter to Washington opposing refugee resettlement

Syrian refugees only trickling in; slow pace must be a question of security

In September of last year the Obama Administration announced that the US would take in 10,000 Syrian refugees in the 2016 fiscal year.  This fiscal year runs from October 1, 2015 until September 30, 2016. That decision touched off a firestorm of opposition from governors and grassroots citizens concerned about security in the wake of … Continue reading Syrian refugees only trickling in; slow pace must be a question of security

US Asylum fraud a growing problem; will success of European Muslim invasion inspire more?

I believe it will! We have written often over the years about asylum fraud.  But, before I give you the latest story, just a reminder about terminology in use here in America. A “refugee” is generally considered someone who claims they will be persecuted for one of several reasons and is transported here to America … Continue reading US Asylum fraud a growing problem; will success of European Muslim invasion inspire more?