Immigration
Only a tiny percentage of the enormous illegal alien population in our country is being deported. The Obama administration is, generally speaking, anti-deportation. Not entirely, however. The administration has found a few foreigners it would like to deport. The Department of Justice (DOJ) is actively working to deport a German homeschooling family who had already been granted [...]
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The political/media/academic axis drones on and on about how bad illegal aliens have it. It’s a major propaganda assault. Obviously, if they were being treated that badly, they’d have gone home long ago. And if their main goal is to keep their families together, they’d have stayed in the home country. We need to [...]
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Among the many leaders of the amnesty movement are evangelical Christian leaders who are attempting to guilt- trip their congregations into supporting amnesty. Evangelicals don’t form a monolithic entity, and there is no hierarchy or central organization that can claim to speak for all of them. Nevertheless, there is no doubt that influential evangelical leaders [...]
Do you believe that American immigration policy should be decided upon by American citizens? In recent years, foreign governments have taken a strong interest in our immigration policies and are actively meddling to promote their interests. That’s certainly true now with the current debate over amnesty. Mexico is the main country doing this. But it’s [...]
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Besides the complexities of the Puerto Rico Status Question, there’s another important question that must be asked in the meantime. How does Puerto Rico fit into our overall immigration system? This is not a reference to the status of Puerto Ricans themselves, who are U.S. citizens, but of non-U.S. citizens who may enter the U.S. [...]
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The debate over amnesty is heating up in the United States and you can be sure that it’s being closely followed in Mexico. It’s a hot topic south of the border. Millions of Mexicans have relatives in the United States, and their media harps upon it constantly. Mexico’s SRE, the Mexican Foreign Ministry (Spanish initials for Secretaría de [...]
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Another battle over amnesty for illegal aliens is about to be joined. Informed members of the historic American nation have to mount another bitter grassroots struggle against our political, media, corporate and religious elite. That elite includes a group of evangelical leaders that calls itself the “Evangelical Immigration Table”. (See my blog entry on this group [...]
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Enrique Pena Nieto was elected in July of 2012 and took office as President of Mexico on December 1st, 2012. The Mexican presidency is a six-year term with no reelection, so Pena Nieto’s term lasts until 2018. Under the past three Mexican presidents—Ernesto Zedillo, Vicente Fox and Felipe Calderon—the Mexican government has actively meddled in [...]
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It’s 2013, and President Obama, about to start his second term, is getting ready to start a new push to grant an amnesty to illegal aliens. Get ready for lots of propaganda in the Mainstream Media, with sob stories about illegal aliens “living in the shadows.” Consider the fact that very few illegal aliens are [...]
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Our current policy of granting automatic U.S. citizenship to children of illegal aliens is insane, and ought to be stopped. Representative Steve King (R-Iowa) has introduced a bill to stop it, H.R. 140. The bill’s purpose is “To amend section 301 of the Immigration and Nationality Act to clarify those classes of individuals born in [...]