Tag: immigration

A Reliable Voting Bloc for Decades, Minorities Now Look for Alternatives to Democrats

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By Lawrence Wilson Democrats, at first reluctant to see the problem, are seeking solutions. Their efforts could be too little, too late. Democrats gathered at the state fairgrounds in Columbia, South Carolina, to await the results of their party’s primary election. President Joe Biden, the only candidate to campaign in the state, won handily, as expected. From the podium, Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.), 83, took a call from the chief executive, who thanked South Carolinians for their support. Applause followed, with congratulations all around. As the modest crowd dispersed, Mr. Clyburn…

Joachim Hagopian, Will America Survive Its Southern Border War? 

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Joachim Hagopian [Editor’s note: Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared an invasion of Texas and asserted the States’ Right to defend itself, which was supported by an extremely well-crafted statement that could serve as the basis for impeachment proceedings against Biden and which I have inserted (in 2 parts) below.] American citizens are viewed expendable according to the globalist agenda to replace us with foreign invaders. Whereas Americans are being evicted and rendered homeless at unprecedented rates, the invaders are given prioritized status and unlimited freebies galore staying in rent-free…

Stephen H: The Real Agenda Behind Mass Immigration

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By Stephen H | For Red Ice Creations When people discuss immigration there are a hidden set of assumptions which are never discussed. The advocates of mass immigration will say things like “all countries have immigration” or “immigration doesn’t just happen in White, Western countries, it’s a global phenomena”. Such statements are highly deceptive, and yet the vast majority of people simply accept them; failing to realise they are designed to conceal a very ugly truth. The reason why the immigration ‘debate’ favours those who support endless immigration into the…

John Kass: Democrats use tear gas image as sentimental weapon to avoid clearheaded immigration debate

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By JOHN KASS | Tribune News Service If there is one thing worse than that photograph of a little Honduran boy breathing through an oxygen mask after being hit with tear gas on our southern border, it’s this: Using that image as a sentimental weapon to fend off or obliterate clearheaded immigration policy. But that’s where we are now, aren’t we? The caravan of thousands of Central American migrants is finally at the border. Mexico is keeping them back. The other day, after rocks were thrown at American border officials,…