Here is the latest Said in Spanish episode, with four topics:
I. A Guatemalan Report on Guatemalans in Houston.
II. Marcelo Ebrard Pontificates on “White Supremacy”
III. La Jornada on Mexican Independence Day on U.S. Soil
IV. Central Americans Who Don’t Want Work in Mexico
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Article by Allan Wall, published September 25th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Assimilation or Lack Thereof, Central Americans in Mexico, Coparmex (Mexico), Guatemala, Guatemalans in the U.S., Houston, La Jornada, Marcelo Ebrard, Mexican Independence Day, White Mexicans
Over three months, in response to the Trump Tariff Threat, Mexico made a deal with the U.S.
In exchange for avoiding the tariffs, Mexico pledged to reduce the flow of non-Mexicans passing through Mexico to get to the United States.
So three months later, how is that going?
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Article by Allan Wall, published Sep. 20th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Cameroon, Central American Migration, Donald Trump, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Immigration Through Mexico, Marcelo Ebrard, Oaxaca, Said in Spanish Series, Tamaulipas, Veracruz state
Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, who is also a Democratic presidential Candidate, has along with Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, proposal a low to combat foreign meddling in U.S. elections.
A statement from Reed indicates that what they really have in mind is Russian meddling.
I don’t want the Russians meddling in our elections either, but any meddling Russians have engaged in pales beside Mexican Meddling.
But our politicians and media are mostly unconcerned about Mexican meddling.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall. Published September 18th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Amy Klobuchar, Mexican Meddling
When you go to a doctor, you want a doctor who is well-trained, knowledgeable and experienced in the medical field, right?
Over at the Wall Street Journal, Stanley Goldfarb writes that medical schools are now putting more emphasis on “social justice”. How is that going to help them be better doctors?
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published September 14th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Gun Control, Medical Profession, Medical Schools, Stanley Goldfarb, Wall Street Journal
As a result of Trump’s Tariff Threat, Mexico has cracked down harder on non-Mexicans passing through Mexico towards the United States.
This has resulted with fewer people crossing our border, though it needs to drop a lot more. But, it’s progress.
One group of non-Mexicans passing through Mexico are Africans, a group of which are in Tapachula in the state of Chiapas in Mexico. They don’t want to stay there, they want to continue towards the U.S., but Mexican immigration authorities won’t give them paperwork for that.
That’s why there are angry Africans in Mexico.
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Article by Allan Wall, published September 10th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Africans in Mexico, Cameroon, Immigration Through Mexico, Irineo Mujica, Pueblo sin Fronteras, Said in Spanish Series, Siglo XXI Migratory Station, Tapachula
The growth of the Hispanic population in the United States has been much-discussed in the media.
Are Hispanics assimilating? Are they becoming Americans? Do they have the same interests as other Americans?
Those are more controversial questions, and are questions that one can get into trouble for asking. And yet, they should be asked, and all Americans have a right to discuss these topics.
This is an article I wrote for the Social Contract Journal on this very topic.
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Article by Allan Wall, published by Social Contract Press, in the
Social Contract Journal, Summer 2019 issue.
Tags: Assimilation, Citizenship, Hispanic Activism, Hispanic Culture, Hispanic Ethnicity Policy, Hispanics and Politics, Intermarriage, Kate del Castillo, Language and Assimilation, Language Policy, Language Politics, Latino Victory group, Perez Hilton, Puerto Rico, Salma Hayek, Spanish-Language Media in the U.S., Thalia (singer), Tom Brokaw, U.S. Hispanic Media
Pete D’Abrasco has announced a challenge to incumbent Republican congressman David Rouzer of North Carolina’s 7th District.
D’Abrasco’s campaign press release called for a ten-year moratorium on immigration. Good call.
Even if he doesn’t win (and it’s hard to beat an incumbent), D’Abrasco can bring this proposal before the public.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published August 28th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: North Carolina, Policy Proposals
Many Americans these days retire in Mexico. And they like it. There are some great places to live in Mexico.
However, there are two questions we should ask about it:
- What economic reasons in the United States are encouraging Americans to retire in Mexico? Shouldn’t these issues be dealt with?
- When these Americans retire to Mexico, what effect does it have on their children and grandchildren back in the United States? Shouldn’t this be considered?
Of course, where one retires is, or might be (depending on the money) a personal choice. And I understand why some people retire in Mexico. But I still think these are questions worthy of consideration.
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Article by Allan Wall, published August 26th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Dave Ramsey, Expatriate Americans in Mexico, MarketWatch, Mazatlan, San Miguel de Allende, The Family, U.S. Economy
The latest Said in Spanish, with four topics:
I. An anti-ICE patrol in San Diego, U.S.A.
2. Public Charge Law
3. Guatemalans in U.S. Voted in Guatemalan Election
4. Nearly One in Four Guatemalans Want to Emigrate
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Article by Allan Wall, published August 21st, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: California, Excelsior (Mexican Newspaper), Guatemala, Immigration Enforcement, Public Charge Law, Said in Spanish Series, San Diego
The recent raids in Mississippi were well-executed, detaining hundreds of illegal alien workers.
Of course, about half were released, which was a mistake, but the government did show what it can do.
In Georgia, poultry workers were afraid it was about to happen in that state, so many workers walked off their job.
In the aftermath of the Mississippi raid, it was noticed in Georgia that some workers had been dismissed. The fear was that this was a prelude to big raids in Georgia.
It shows you that if our government would actively raid businesses which are hiring illegals, that would scare workers and employers in other places.
And by the way, these employers of illegal aliens need to be punished.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published August 20th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Georgia, Illegal Alien Labor, Illegal Aliens, Mississippi