It’s Christmastime, and some people are politicizing the holiday to guilt trip Americans into feeling bad for supporting border security.
Beware of this trick.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 24th, 2018.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Tags: Christianity and Immigration Policy, Christmas, Kirstjen Nielsen, Luis Gutierrez, Oklahoma, The Bible, The Border
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 involved in some barrier-building myself. The military has the personnel and the equipment to do it.
Having the military build a wall on the border is definitely doable, and a valid option.
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 18th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Border, Concrete, Donald Trump, HESCO, Iraq, Israel, Major John Spencer (veteran and scholar), Military Engineering, The Border, U.S. Military
The University of Ghana, in Africa, had a statue of Mohandes K. Gandhi, the famed Indian independence leader. But they’ve taken it down, in the middle of the night, after discovering Gandhi’s views of black Africans.
Wow, does this mean that the world is more complex than the Mainstream Media presents it?
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 16th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Accra, Gandhi, Ghana, Richard Grenier
The U.S. and Mexican governments have announced that the U.S. is giving 10 billion dollars (for starters) to Mexico and Central America. It seems to be the beginning of Mexican President AMLO’s vision of an international aid program mostly funded by the United States.
The goal of the 10 billion dollars is to aid development in southern Mexico and Central America, as a way of reducing emigration.
It’s a worthy goal. However, it does not eliminate the need to get control of the U.S. border with Mexico right now.
It is very telling that the U.S. can give 10 billion to Mexico and Central America but can’t seem to appropriate the funds to build the wall Trump promised in the 2016 campaign.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 18th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: AMLO, Central American Emigration, Donald Trump, Foreign Aid, Marcelo Ebrard, OPIC (Overseas Private Investment Corporation), The Border
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, or AMLO, Mexico’s President since December 1st, continues to refrain from speaking ill of President Trump.
On December 12th, the two presidents spoke by phone. (It had to be with translation help, as neither speaks the other’s language).
In a press conference on December 13th, four reporters asked about Trump, but AMLO wouldn’t criticize the American President, and seems to be going out of his way from doing so.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 15th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: AMLO, Donald Trump
Many of us have admired Japan’s tight immigration policy, which protects its own people rather than flooding the country with foreigners working cheaper. Japan wants to remain Japanese.
But could that change ? France24.com reports that Japan passed a law that could bring in over a quarter million workers.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 12th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Japan, Labor and Immigration
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrdor, known by the acronym AMLO, formed by his initials, became President of Mexico on December 1st. I wish AMLO well.
AMLO is very ambitious, and believes that his new administration is ushering in the “Fourth Transformation” of Mexican history.
So far, President Lopez Obrador has a good relationship with Trump. As for immigration, AMLO has a proposal for a huge aid program which would improve the economies of Central America and Mexico.
Regardless of what comes of this, the U.S. still needs to get control of its border and its nationality policy.
But if we can help Mexico and work with AMLO on mutually beneficial goals, I support that. After all, Mexico is our neighbor.
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 11th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: AMLO, Central American Immigration, Donald Trump, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Ivanka Trump, Mexican Economy, Mexican History, Mexican Meddling, Said in Spanish Series
The supposed need for more agricultural laborers has, since the days of slavery, been a major justification for the use of cheap labor. In the long run though “cheap labor” is anything but cheap.
As agriculture continues to be mechanized/automatized/robotized, this excuse is less and less valid, if it ever was. Even the New York Times is discovering agricultural mechanization, though I doubt it will change the paper’s immigration outlook.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published November 20th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Agricultural Mechanization, Agriculture, Automation, California, Cheap Labor, New York Times
On December 1st, 2018, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, known as AMLO, began his term as President of Mexico.
I wish you the best, President Lopez Obrador.
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 3rd, 2018, on Mexidata.info .
Tags: 2018 Mexican Election, 2018 Mexican Presidential Election, AMLO, MORENA Party
The latest installment of Said in Spanish deals with the topic of the Caravan. There are five topics:
1. The Governor of Baja California asks Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto for help.
2. Mexico Complains about the Tear Gas
3. Honduras Complains about the Rubber Bullets
4. Mexican Human Rights Commission on Honduran Border Havoc
5. Distrust between Hondurans and Salvadorans on Mexican Soil
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Article by Allan Wall, published November 27th, 2018, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Baja California (Norte) State, Central American Immigration, Crime and Immigration, El Salvador, Enrique Pena Nieto, Honduras, Immigration in Mexico, Kiko Vega, Mexican CNDH, Mexican Foreign Ministry (SRE), Migrant Caravan, Remittances, Said in Spanish Series, The Border, Tijuana