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  • NGOs, Feds Collude on Moving Migrants within the U.S. NGOs, Feds Collude on Moving Migrants within the U.S.
    House Republicans are launching a long-overdue investigation into three nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) for aiding and abetting illegal aliens’ entry and resettlement into the United States, federal crimes. Rep. Lance Gooden (Texas) is leading the effort, along with his congressional colleagues Tom Tiffany (Wis.), Jake Ellzey (Texas) and Andy Biggs (Ariz.). Texas ...
  • DHS Invites in, then Releases Criminal Aliens DHS Invites in, then Releases Criminal Aliens
    Another shoe has dropped in the Biden administration’s self-induced border crisis that’s ravaging the nation. The latest affront to common sense and national security is exceptionally galling. The Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement unit released data which revealed that from January 1, 2023, through the second week in ...
  • Pregnant Moms at the Border; Mass Migration’s Societal Consequences Pregnant Moms at the Border; Mass Migration’s Societal Consequences
    President Biden’s welcome-the-world border policy presents graver challenges than just admitting an estimated 10 million worldwide migrants by the time the Biden term ends in January 2025. Among the migrants are convicted criminals and terrorists on the FBI’s watch list. And needing specialized attention are pregnant women. A Time story, “Pregnant Asylum-Seekers ...
  • UC Considering Hiring Foreign-Born Students without Valid Work Permits UC Considering Hiring Foreign-Born Students without Valid Work Permits
    A Los Angeles Times news story revealed that the University of California intends to hire illegal alien students even though they don’t have employment authorization documents, a brazen immigration law violation. To defend their prospective lawless action, the UC regents fell back on wokeness, saying they were motivated to “reshape the lives ...
  • Migrant Invasion Angers Chicago’s Black Citizens Migrant Invasion Angers Chicago’s Black Citizens
    Newly sworn-in Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faces the unenviable tasks of reducing the city’s soaring crime, solving widespread homelessness and restoring decaying schools overcrowded with underperforming pupils. The Chicago Police department reported that the 2021 homicide total hit 800, a 25-year high. An estimated 66,000 residents are homeless; Chicago in the steamy summer and frigid winter ...
  • World Economic Forum’s ‘Great Reset’ Advances World Economic Forum’s ‘Great Reset’ Advances
    Title 42 has  ended, and the “Great Reset” is gathering a full head of steam. In 2020, the World Economic Forum proposed the Great Reset and drafted its mission statement, which included these words: “…Great Reset initiative has a set of dimensions to build a new social contract that honors the dignity of every human ...
  • Defiant Biden Rejects Reality, Continues Destructive Migration PolicyDefiant Biden Rejects Reality, Continues Destructive Migration Policy
    In its 2022 list of the world’s most corrupt nations, U.S. News identified Russia as the winner of the dubious distinction. Alternatively, at the spectrum’s other end, the United States ranked 23rd among the least corrupt countries. Looking at the data, the Biden administration’s open border agenda, which had a two-year ...
  • BLS Reports Mere Snapshots, Macro Picture More Revealing BLS Reports Mere Snapshots, Macro Picture More Revealing
    The monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics report represents different things to different people. To optimistic market analysts, April’s statistics reflected an economy that added 253,000 jobs, especially gratifying since that total far exceeds Wall Street’s predicted 190,000. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.4 percent, the lowest it’s been in more than four decades. More good ...
  • Moment of Truth Arrives for California Housing Moment of Truth Arrives for California Housing
    The race to pave over what little remains of California’s open space continues. In 2017, then-Gov. Jerry Brown signed “15 good bills,” as he put it, to ease the persistent affordable housing shortage in California. Brown, surrounded by advocates and real estate barons, said: “It is a big challenge. We have ...
  • Clinton, Bush, Obama Align with Open Borders GroupsClinton, Bush, Obama Align with Open Borders Groups
    The latest chapter in the ongoing open border crisis involves four former first families associated with groups whose mission is to transport migrants from their home countries to the United States. Immigration lawyers call this “aiding and abetting,” a federal crime. One claim that journalists on the immigration beat should never make: “I’ve seen it all.” ...
  • More Visas in 2023; Bad News for U.S. Students, Tech Workers More Visas in 2023; Bad News for U.S. Students, Tech Workers
    A United Nations report predicted that India will surpass China with the dubious distinction of becoming the world’s most populous nation. India is projected to add 3 million more people by mid-year which will push its total population to 1.4286 billion, 2.9 million more than China’s 1.4257 billion. Another somber statistic ...
  • Back in Vogue: Child Labor Back in Vogue: Child Labor
    Even though the nation is divided about immigration and its consequences, on one point, unanimity must be reached. Immigration, whether legal or illegal, cannot be a vehicle for child labor. And yet, the Department of Labor has uncovered several incidents that involve under-age migrants working in slave labor-like conditions. A DOL Tweet: ...
  • On Earth Day, Colorado Chooses Sprawl On Earth Day, Colorado Chooses Sprawl
    From coast-to-coast, concerned citizens have formed “Save our Neighborhood” organizations to protect their communities against relentless, all-consuming development. Politicians at the federal, state and local level demand more growth, residents’ wishes be damned. Consider Colorado. Because of the Centennial State’s environmental bounty, thousands of disgruntled Americans left home to make Colorado ...
  • Population Growth Outpaces Housing Starts Population Growth Outpaces Housing Starts
    The nation’s housing shortage, 6.5 million homes, is an out-of-control crisis, according to CNN’s dire warning last month. Between 2012 and 2022, 15.6 million households were formed. During the same period, 13 million housing units (9 million single-family homes and 4 million multi-family homes) were started. Of the 13 million, ...
  • Weaponized E-Verify Defeats Program’s Purpose Weaponized E-Verify Defeats Program’s Purpose
    In what some observers called an act of corporate revenge, Eastern Fisheries recently fired more than 100 process workers, mostly Central American illegal aliens employed for years under temporary contracts through two local personnel agencies. Eastern Fisheries offered the terminated employees a chance to reapply directly with the company for ...
  • Cruise Ships Bigger not Better (for environment) Cruise Ships Bigger not Better (for environment)
    The cruise ship industry puts out beguiling advertisements intended to attract more customers on board. Showing couples in summer wear, sipping cocktails and looking out over the ocean to watch the setting sun as they sail off to a distant, romantic destination, ads appear everywhere, from television, social media and movie previews to subway cars. A ...
  • Trump Indictment Must Not Distract from Border Crisis Trump Indictment Must Not Distract from Border Crisis
    President Trump’s formal accusation, and whatever the fallout from it may be, must not distract from the ongoing, White House-sanctioned open border catastrophe. Down on the Southwest border, March marked the 26th consecutive month since President Biden’s inauguration that bedlam reigned. Up at the Northern border, migrant activity is on the rise. ...
  • China Perpetrating ‘Greatest Wealth Transfer in History’ China Perpetrating 'Greatest Wealth Transfer in History'
    Customs and Border Protection agents have identified individuals from more than 150 nations attempting, mostly successfully, to enter the United States. Among those aliens, the Chinese are arriving in increasingly large numbers. The journey for these Chinese is thousands of miles long, costly and dangerous – one that few would willingly embark upon ...
  • Nicaraguans Fleeing, Destination U.S.A. Nicaraguans Fleeing, Destination U.S.A.
    The Migration Policy Institute (MPI), a pro-immigration, Washington, D.C.-based research organization whose self-described mission is to “improve immigration,” published a timely report on Nicaragua and its citizens’ exodus from their home country. Data that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees provided showed that as of 2020, more than 100,000 Nicaraguans ...
  • White House, CBP Offer Disparate Border Views White House, CBP Offer Disparate Border Views
    Two starkly different versions of the Southwest border activity have been put forward; voters must decide which is the truth. The White House insists that all is well and that the migrant influx is resolved. Customs and Border Protection Chief Raul Ortiz countered that, despite Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ ...