See also "I Specifically Requested The Opposite Of This"; Immigration To U.S. Reaches All-Time High by James Kirkpatrick
Illegal immigration is a security problem, and Trump is justifiably hammering th...
Finally, GOP House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy says he will introduce a bill next week to fully fund President Trump’s border wall—with no Amnesty attached [Give Us The Wall: House GOP Plans Full Bl...
It is now clear that a quiet crisis is developing on the Southwest border. A September 12 Department of Homeland Security statement notes that, while the August jump in apprehensions was “consistent wi...
The “Trump Effect” seems to be creeping back. For the third straight month, the just-released July jobs data shows that the shocking surge in immigrant displacement of American workers and in the immig...
June brings some good news: the shocking surge in immigrant displacement of American workers and in the immigrant workforce, which began in January and completely undid the improvement we had begun hop...
Earlier by Edwin S. Rubenstein And the Immigrant Welfare Winner Is…,August 27, 2003
John Derbyshire just pointed out that if you import Dominicans into the Bronx, you eventually turn the Bronx into the...
Finally, the shocking surge in immigrant displacement of American workers and in the immigrant workforce, which began in January and completely undid the improvement we had begun hopefully to call the ...
Is this the new normal? Once again, the headline job data has conventional Main Stream Media analysts in ecstasy (or would, if they weren’t afraid Trump would get the credit). But immigration patriot a...
The March job data, reported Friday April 6, was disappointing for conventional Main Stream Media economic commentators—but disastrous for immigration patriot economic commentators i.e. basically us he...
The Labor Department employment report released Friday reads like a Trump White House press release: payroll jobs up by 313,000, the biggest gain in 18 months; unemployment rate at 4.1%, a 17-year low,...
