Immigration

Allan on June 9th, 2014

A porous border, besides being a security threat, an economic threat, a political threat and a cultural threat, is also a health threat. That should be obvious. An Arizona TV station recently ran an informative video about the health threat on the border, specifically the Texas border. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog […]

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We’re in an election year, and if you’d like to see how the candidates from your state are looking immigration-wise, Numbers USA has some useful information with which you can compare the candidates’ positions (or as nearly as they can be ascertained, they can be rather slippery). Numbers USA also provides links to the politicians’ […]

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Allan on May 15th, 2014

It’s high time for an immigration shutdown.  And by that I mean a shutdown of legal immigration. Illegal immigration should have been shut down yesterday, that goes without saying.   But if there is any hope to save the historical American nation, a legal immigration shutdown is needed. Can we convince our fellow Americans of this?  We’d […]

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The Ukrainian/Russian  crisis continues, and it  illustrates the power  of ethnic politics.    Ukraine and Russia are both attempting to protect their interests.   And the Ukrainian citizens of Russian ethnicity are  critical players in this drama. Could anything like this happen here in the U.S.A., or is the United States too exceptional for the rules to apply to us? For […]

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Allan on April 8th, 2014

There’s been a dramatic turnaround for the Romeike family, the German homeschoolers the Obama/Holder Administration was fighting to deport. The Supreme Court refused to hear their case on March 3. So it looked like the end.  But the very next day, the Department of Homeland Security granted  the family “indefinite deferred-action status.”    Why did the Obama […]

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Allan on March 30th, 2014

On December 12, 2013, six Chinese nationals  were indicted in federal court in Iowa, charged with conspiracy to steal seed corn from three American agribusiness giants (DuPont Pioneer, Monsanto and LG Seeds).   This case  shows that Chinese espionage includes not only military and industrial  targets, but agricultural ones as well. And, it raises grave questions about our […]

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The Washington Times has calculated that an illegal alien “living in the interior of the U.S.” has less than a one percent chance of being deported. And yet that’s still too much for the open borders fanatics, who don’t want anybody deported.   The Obama Administration, to please pro-amnesty  pressure groups, wants to see how […]

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Republicans are shaking in their boots about not being able to win the Hispanic vote, and some  are willing to do anything to get it. Congressman  Mick Mulvaney, for example,  is a  Republican representing  South Carolina’s District V   South Carolina.    This representative   recently held a “town meeting” geared toward “Latinos”, at least some of whom are  illegal aliens […]

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  My family and I recently returned from our annual Christmastime visit to Mexico. Every Christmas, there is a mass temporary migration of Mexicans residing legally in the U.S. to Mexico, in vehicles laden down with luggage and consumer goods, returning to the U.S. after Christmas. We  have joined that long line of cars that […]

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Allan on November 27th, 2013

On November 24th, near the San Ysidro port of entry, more than 100 hostile aliens attacked the border patrol with water bottles and rocks (which can be deadly, by the way).  What are the ramifications of this incident? For the entire blog entry, click here . Blog entry by Allan Wall, published on VDARE.COM  , on November […]

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