They are changing America by changing the people
Editor’s note: It has been one of those days and many potential posts were not posted. Thanks to all who have sent story ideas, hopefully tomorrow will be a better day. In our earlier post this morning we reported that Obama was awarding millions of dollars to refugee contractors to hire lawyers for some of … Continue reading Where are the ‘Unaccompanied alien children?’
Eight regions of the US will be getting taxpayer funded lawyers. The Obama Administration has come up with $9 million of your tax dollars so two of the big nine refugee resettlement contractors*** can get lawyers for some of the ‘Unaccompanied alien children’ who broke into America this summer. Surely what the immigration lawyers will … Continue reading Two refugee contractors awarded taxpayer $$$ to supply lawyers to the “children”
The Center for Immigration Studies has had an on-going project of reporting which states have a high percentage of jobs going to immigrants while the native-born Americans working has declined. We previously reported on their statistics from Tennessee, Florida and North Carolina. Now it’s Georgia’s turn. Here at CIS: The Gang of Eight immigration bill … Continue reading Georgia joins other states where immigrants are getting all the jobs
Update September 6th: Black unemployment at over 11%, here. Recently we told you about the busy beaver federal refugee contractors who are working hard to bring MORE cheap immigrant labor to North Carolina while native North Carolinians are going without work at an unprecedented rate. See two recent posts here and here about North Carolina. … Continue reading North Carolina: Immigrants getting all the jobs!
Recently the Center for Immigration Studies released a report on Tennessee (we reported on it here) about how immigrant employment was responsible for most of the job growth in that state, and then today I see they have another study out, this time on Florida. Here is how a piece by Ryan Lovelace at National … Continue reading Washington Post highlights refugee contractor Church World Service’s role as employment service for big business