I cannot believe that even 30% of Americans want this change to immigration. We need to push back and push back hard. mrossol The Daily Wire. 2/20/2021 Transcript of Interview: MARIA BARTIROMO, SUNDAY MORNING FUTURES ANCHOR: A new border crisis is afoot, with congressional Democrats unveiling an ambitious immigration reform bill on Friday that would extend amnesty and citizenship to nearly... Read more
Archive for the ‘Immigration’ Category
Biden Agenda ‘Would Fundamentally Erase Very Essence Of America’s Nationhood’
February 22 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Biden, ImmigrationAyaan Hirsi Ali: Immigration and integration
February 13 | Posted by mrossol | Critical Theory, Immigration, Multiculturalism, Radical Islam, Western CivilizationThere is no questions that life in any western nation is better than anywhere else in the world. We need to start talking about what went right in the west, and stop talking only about what went wrong… Ayaan Hirsi Ali LockDown TV. 2/8/2021 It is hard to think of a more sensitive topic than the connection between sexual violence... Read more
Biden Orders Census Bureau to Include Illegal Immigrants in Apportionment
January 21 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Democrat Party, Immigration, The Left, US ConstitutionThe logic here is kind of crazy… mrossol 1/21/2021. The Epoch Times.
What democrats don’t seem to know about immigrants
August 22 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Democrat Party, ImmigrationVery well said. WSJ. 8/22/2020 by Tunku Varadarajan I watched all four nights of the Democratic National Convention. Huddled in front of my TV set, I was, by the end, yearning to breathe free. As an immigrant to the U.S., I found the Democrats’ obsession with immigrants grating. I’d like to tell Americans why. Scarcely a speech or segment went by in which... Read more
‘What Are You?’ They Ask My Son
November 1 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Immigration, InterestingIf this isn’t the best you have read this week, pity you! ===== WSJ 10/27/2017 By Michael Meyer My son is 5. He was born in Hong Kong and spent the past two years in Singapore. We returned to the U.S. so he could grow up here, and the culture shock has been minimal: Like his fellow kindergartners, Benji loves Legos and belting out... Read more