They are changing America by changing the people
I could almost not believe my eyes when I read this story from the Somali capital of Maine. A judge has ordered the deportation of an apparently law abiding Somali man and his family—ostensibly back to SOMALIA. What the heck! We don’t deport to Somalia, we don’t even deport criminal Somalis back to that hell … Continue reading Fishy Somali deportation story in Lewiston, ME
That means for refugees (and employers of refugees) and not you! (This is another in my recent series of posts in a category I’ve titled ‘legal immigration and jobs‘ here.) I’ve told you before, here, about the Center for Refugees and Immigrants of Tennessee (CRIT) whose Director Abdirizak Hassan was charged some years ago with … Continue reading Special government-funded employment services for special people
Regular readers know that Manchester, NH is in refugee overload and its Mayor has been asking the US State Department and its paid contractors to hold off on resettling more refugees in the city that is having difficulty coping with the newly imported impoverished people unlikely to find work at this time (or maybe anytime … Continue reading New Hampshire refugee moratorium bill defeated in committee
This is the first in what will be many posts in my new category‘ Legal immigration and jobs.’ In fact, it’s this piece of information, now mysteriously missing from the US State Department’s website, that inspired this new category. Clinton brings cheap refugee labor to Iowa I’ve reported on this many many times on these … Continue reading Tyson Foods Shelbyville, TN: all sorts of goodies to get and keep immigrant labor
I told you the story a couple of years ago about how the federal contractor US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants’ (USCRI) head honcho had been Bill Clinton’s head of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) in the US Dept. of Health and Human Services that doles out money to contractors. USCRI’s former VP is … Continue reading The Contractor/Government revolving door spins again with refugee program