Senator Rand Paul: We are going to look into legal immigration from "hotbeds of jihadism"

A few years ago I was thrilled that Senator Rand Paul publicly challenged the UN/US State Department Refugee Admissions Program. He even said for publication:  Why are we bringing Iraqi refugees here and putting them on welfare! This happened as it became known that two Iraqi refugees had been arrested and ultimately convicted of terrorist … Continue reading Senator Rand Paul: We are going to look into legal immigration from "hotbeds of jihadism"

Tucker Carlson on Chattanooga: We need to review Muslim immigration to America

It took the death of Kate Steinle at the hands of an illegal alien a few weeks ago to direct our attention to the shameful border situation, and now it seems the death of five of our finest just might get a discussion started about our LEGAL immigration policies that allow 100,000 or more Muslims … Continue reading Tucker Carlson on Chattanooga: We need to review Muslim immigration to America

Daniel Greenfield: Chattanooga shooter possibly linked to Palestinian refugees

Update 2: Shooter traveled to Jordan in 2014, WSJ here. Update:  If Dad is a Palestinian who left Kuwait, this family could indeed be resettled refugees or successful asylum seekers we gave shelter to. Here is what wikipedia says about the expulsion of Palestinians (Jordanian citizens) from Kuwait after the first Gulf War.   I … Continue reading Daniel Greenfield: Chattanooga shooter possibly linked to Palestinian refugees

"Pockets of Resistance" growing and spreading

You’ve heard me often refer to “Pockets of Resistance,” those towns/cities and states where activists are demanding answers to the many questions citizens have about the United Nations/US State Department colonization of their towns by third worlders through the Refugee Resettlement Program. We did not coin that phrase, the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement did … Continue reading "Pockets of Resistance" growing and spreading

Did your city 'welcome' Syrians in the first 6 months of 2015?

After studying the US State Department data base, here are the numbers of Syrians who were resettled in cities across the country. There are some additional cities that received a smaller number of Syrians in years 2012, 2013, and 2014. However, I think you can assume that, although the numbers are still small, these cities … Continue reading Did your city 'welcome' Syrians in the first 6 months of 2015?