Immigration

Allan on May 19th, 2020

As of May 18th there were about 2 and a quarter million cases of COVID-19 coronavirus in the Western Hemisphere, with the majority (1 and a half million) of the cases being in the United States. That’s according to my calculations based on the Worldometer website. There is much more that can be gleaned from […]

Continue reading about COVID-19 In The Western Hemisphere

Culpeper, Virginia, is a town with some history, but nowadays its the place where a twice-deported illegal alien infected two cops with coronavirus and was released. Why do we allow this sort of thing? For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published May 7th, 2020, on VDARE.COM.

Continue reading about Twice-Deported Illegal Alien Infects Two Cops with Coronavirus and Gets Released

The Guatemalan government complains about the U.S. deporting sick Guatemalans back to their own country. But the same Guatemalan government is sending out more guest workers who might catch coronavirus. And the U.S. is helping. Why? Well, there is a reason. As they say, follow the money. To read the entire article, click here. Article […]

Continue reading about Guatemala’s Crafty Deportee/Guest Worker Coronavirus Policy (Supported By The U.S. Government)

Allan on May 5th, 2020

Lately, the United States and Mexico have been criticized for not testing detainees for COVID-19 before deporting them. So how did we get in this situation? For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published May 5th, 2020, on U.S. Inc.

Continue reading about Deportation in the Age of COVID-19

Guatemala has a consular network in the United States of 17 Guatemalan consulates (with 10 consulates in Mexico). That’s a rather impressive consular network for a country the size of Guatemala. The reason is there are a lot of Guatemalans in the United States. A recent report in the Guatemalan government newspaper says the Guatemalan […]

Continue reading about Guatemalan Consular Network Monitoring U.S. Alien Detention Centers, Making Sure Health Protocols Being Applied Properly

Trump’s much-ballyhooed executive order, like many Trump projects, fell short of expectations. But maybe it’s something to build on. Our country does need an immigration shutdown. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published April 25th, 2020, on News with Views.

Continue reading about Trump Immigration Executive Order Falls Short of Expectations

During the past year, progress has been made on controlling the border with Mexico. That border had become a major thoroughfare for the illegal crossing not only of Mexicans, but of Central Americans, other Latin Americans, and even people from outside our continent. As a result of the Trump Tariff Threat and the Coronavirus Crisis, […]

Continue reading about Progress on Border Security, However, People Smugglers Adapting

Allan on April 22nd, 2020

Immigrants in the United States, both legal and illegal, send remittances back to relatives in their home countries. These countries have grown accustomed to remittances, and are highly dependent. It’s like a drug. Because of the coronavirus crisis people many people are no longer working and that includes immigrants. That’s drying up the monetary flow, […]

Continue reading about Remittances Drying Up, NBC Has an Article About It

California is giving coronavirus money to illegal aliens in California. Mexico’s media company Milenio wants to make sure they get it. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 19th, 2020, on VDARE.COM.

Continue reading about California Giving Money to Illegal Aliens. Milenio Wants to Make Sure They Get It.

One result of the coronavirus crisis is that we’ve gotten better control of our border, and our border is not the only one being tightened. Items:1. Expulsion of 10,000 in less than three weeks. 2. Central Americans sent back to Central America3. Guatemalan President Criticizes Mexico4. Deportees Hijack Mexican Bus in Guatemala5. Coronavirus Spreading Among […]

Continue reading about Coronavirus and Borders in the Central American-U.S. Corridor