Chickens Come Home to Roost: Chaos Ensues on Immigration Policy

This week, in the vein of “what goes around comes around”, those who espouse open borders and embrace ideologies that trash western values were hit with a karmic boomerang of sorts.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul tweeted, “The people of Israel are facing violent terrorist attacks and civilian kidnappings. I condemn plans to rally in Times Square tomorrow in support of the perpetrators of these horrific actions. The planned rally is abhorrent and morally repugnant.”

Well, Governor Hochul, it appears those who rallied in Times Square, Dearborn, Michigan and other U.S. cities, don’t share your affinity for Israel. Many probably emigrated from countries hostile to Israel and apparently those deep-seated feelings don’t magically disappear when one receives their Green Card.

The Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu said, “governing a large country was akin to cooking a small fish.” But that’s only true if a fair degree of social cohesion exists. Lacking that, governing a large country is a lot more like landing a marlin onto a canoe.

The issue here isn’t which side to back; as foreign policy decisions in matters as complex as this one require careful and deliberate consideration. But a lack of social cohesion, combined with mixed loyalties and sentiments to other nations, make it difficult to craft geopolitical policy solely in the best interests of this country.

And this realization is not limited to the war between Hamas and Israel. It pertains to and impacts policy with countries from Mexico to Ireland.

In Solidarity.

Ivy League? Lawrence Summers, former U.S. Treasury Secretary and President of Harvard University was repulsed by the rhetoric from members of the student body at his alma mater.   Larry Summers on X     What Goes Around… Left leaning blogger and commentator Noah Smith, has routinely supported unrestricted and unvetted immigration, but seems to have come full circle.  Last month he bemoaned not taking in many more poorly vetted Afghans. This week, his response to a crowd chanting “gas the Jews” and “fc’k the Jews”, was “Western leftists have chosen some…interesting allies.” View on X     U.S. Protests Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinians go at it in Kirkland.     Even Sarah Haider appears to be realizing the need to properly vet immigrants.   View Video     And that realization isn’t limited to the U.S. Deep seated ethnic and religious animosities regularly boil over in the U.K.  Muslim Mirror

Read More	Suella Braverman, Home Secretary of the UK, warns fellow Torys that global migration is 'a hurricane' that threatens to hit Britain with 'millions' of new arrivals.
The Jim Dore Show	Why are Code Pink Women for Peace so vehemently opposed to those across the political aisle wanting to join them in their efforts to end the war in Ukraine?  Watch Video
Helen Andrews delves into implications of high-skilled immigration with Center for Immigration Studies’ executive director Mark Krikorian.	Andrews reveals how the H-1B foreign worker program has become a means for outsourcing American jobs and undercutting wages. Andrews also sheds light on Australia’s successful approach to tackling illegal immigration. Listen to the Interview
Yvette Carnell, Founder American Descendants of Slaves Movement	Yvette explains why Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s ouster was an exercise in political power wherein a small faction was able to exert outsized influence and what we can learn from it. Watch on YouTube

Kevin Lynn sits down with Tom Luongo, geopolitical and market analyst for a tour de force discussion of Federal Reserve policy and Jerome Powell’s real intentions.     Watch the Interview

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