National Question
The Puerto Rican question arises again. In Congress, a proposal for rapid Puerto Rican statehood has been introduced. A recent National Review piece called for Puerto Rican statehood, with a bizarre justification for it. In all fairness to National Review, they did allow a rebuttal to be published a few days later. As for myself, […]
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Mexico’s new President, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, known by initials AMLO, has been in office since December 1st. AMLO has a good relationship with Trump and refuses to criticize the American president. Nevertheless, we can probably expect future meddling in the U.S. by the AMLO administration. It’s hard for a Mexican administration to avoid it. […]
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Latest Said in Spanish Installment: I. Gabriel Quadri in Mexico, and interesting things he’s said. II. La Opinion reported an illegal alien who committed identity fraud and voted illegally. III. U.S. designated at dangerous to women. IV. AMLO still won’t criticize Trump. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published February 14th, […]
We need a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border. One way is to have the U.S. Military build it. Why not? Isn’t it the military’s job to protect the country? The U.S. military could construct a wall, or fence or some kind of barrier on the border. When I was in Iraq in 2005, I was […]
Our nation has an insane citizenship policy in which children born to illegal aliens are automatically considered as citizens of the United States of America. It’s a bad policy and must be changed. Is Trump about to move to change it? For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published October […]
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The Florida Senate Race pits Governor Rick Scott against incumbent Senator Bill Nelson. It looks close. Both candidates run advertising in Spanish, including advertising with no equivalent in English. Is this good? Shouldn’t Florida’s English-speaking majority know what is being said in Spanish? For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published September […]
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 […]
Southwest Kansas has seen a massive demographic shift, with a huge influx of Spanish-speakers. There are so many that the Spanish language has influenced the pronunciation of English speakers. According to a Kansas State University research team, the pronunciation of young English speakers in Southwest Kansas has been influenced by the Spanish sound system. There’s […]
Univision, a U.S. Spanish-language media outlet, recently ran an article entitled 7 Argumentos Infalibles Que Puedes Usar Si Alguien Te Agrede Por Hablar Español en EEUU, which for you non-Spanish readers, translates to Seven Infallible Arguments You Can Use if Someone Attacks Your For Speaking Spanish In The United States. So what are the “seven […]