Immigration
The Honduran “caravan” has arrived to Tijuana, a Mexico city on the border, across from San Diego. And there have been protests, as many Tijuana residents oppose the presence of the Hondurans, who, they fear, will wind up staying in Tijuana. So what should the United States do? Why won’t we really secure our border? […]
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There has been a big increase in Guatemalans crossing the U.S.-Mexican border, and people are asking why. It’s due I think to a combination of factors. But the Wall Street Journal featured in this blog ignores some of the major reasons for it. For example, it never mentions Mexico. And these Guatemalans have to cross […]
President Trump could accomplish more of his agenda if he had more help in Congress. And I’m not referring to Democrats, but to Republicans. The Washington Post recently quoted several Republicans in Congress who sure don’t seem too concerned about the border. Republicans like this should be defeated and sent home. For the entire blog […]
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, known by the acronym AMLO, was elected president of Mexico July 1st but doesn’t take office until December 1st. So far, Trump and AMLO are speaking well of each other. Speaking Guaymas, AMLO said “We aren’t going to fight with Trump”. I hope there are good relations between the U.S. and […]
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The latest installment in the Said in Spanish series, with five topics: 1. Mexican media discovers that other countries (not just the U.S.) deport Mexican minors. 2. Mayor of Mexican border city complains about migrants in her city. 3. Univision reports an immigration raid. 4. St. Patrick’s Battalion. 5. Eugenio Derbez. To read the entire […]
The latest installment of Said in Spanish, with three topics: 1. La Opinión warns illegal aliens, tells them how to avoid their chance of being detained. 2. Mexico’s Excelsior on Spanish in the U.S. 3. From the Costa Rican media, Costa Ricans vs. Nicaraguan immigrants. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, […]
The latest Said in Spanish series discusses: 1. The Mexican Foreign Ministry complains about a group of Americans protesting in front of a Mexican consulate. 2. A concert tour to allow some DREAMers in for free. 3. Flyers scare off employees and customers of a Mexican restaurant. 4. Carlos Sada visits California. 5. A Latino […]
The public charge law concept has been part of our country since the 1600s, but it’s mostly been ignored recently. The purpose of public charge law is to prevent immigrants being on the dole and being a public charge. Why should we select immigrants that go on the dole? Today, many immigrants are on welfare. […]
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The hullabaloo over family separation at the border continues. It´s true that our border is a humanitarian nightmare. But it’s not Trump’s fault. Trump is trying to fix the problem. It turns out many of these parents of the five and under set are criminals that have to be separated from their children, some don’t […]
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The recent outcry over family separation of illegal aliens has included an attempt to play the Christian Card, to say that it’s unChristian to separate illegal aliens families. It’s true, families ought to be kept together. But the current humanitarian and security nightmare on our border is the real problem. We need to get […]
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