African-Americans vs. African immigrants (again!)

This is a theme we have reported on several times in the past.*  Violence is on the rise in traditional African- American communities where numbers of African (largely Muslim) immigrants are on the increase.   The difference here is that it’s the New York Times publishing the politically incorrect news.   Hat tip:  a friend from Tennessee. … Continue reading African-Americans vs. African immigrants (again!)

New ECBO funding list posted at Office of Refugee Resettlement

Just now I was working on a story and went back to the ORR link for Ethnic Community Based Organizations (ECBOs) funded by you and found there is a more up-to-date list posted, here.*  If you don’t know about ECBOs, we’ve got a whole cateory on them, here. It’s my opinion that many of these “ethnic” … Continue reading New ECBO funding list posted at Office of Refugee Resettlement

Canada slow to recognise and take action on immigration fraud

I won’t pretend to understand how Canada’s immigration system works, but I’m bringing you this column simply to bring to your attention that Canada has been slow to take action on fraud involving Somalis among others.  As a matter of fact, we’ve heard that Somali Omar Jamal, convicted of immigration fraud in Tennessee a few … Continue reading Canada slow to recognise and take action on immigration fraud

FBI: Relations with Somalis in US good; Omar Jamal says no they aren’t

I have to say, I am sick to death of the Somali missing “youth” story.  We are going on a year now since the issue burst (at least on the internet) on the national scene.  Now we know the missing “kids” are not so much missing but chose to leave the good life the refugee resettlement … Continue reading FBI: Relations with Somalis in US good; Omar Jamal says no they aren’t

Boo Hoo! Now Nashville doesn’t have enough interpreters

Here is a story from the Tennessean on Saturday that laments the lack of  foreign language translators for hospitals, courts and so forth. Children interpreting for parents at medical appointments and school meetings and witnesses unable to testify are signs of a shortage of translators in Nashville and statewide, according to translators at a state … Continue reading Boo Hoo! Now Nashville doesn’t have enough interpreters