Category Archives: Hispanics

The Cost of the Union: Gang of Eight Amnesty Passes Senate Judiciary Committee

District of Corruption The vote was 13-5. 10 Democrats (Feinstein-California, Blumenthal-Connecticut, Schumer-New York, Franken-Minnesota, Leahy-Vermont, Durbin-Illinois, Whitehouse-Rhode Island, Klobuchar-Minnesota, Coons-Delaware, Hirono-Hawaii) and 3 Republicans (Hatch-Utah, Flake-Arizona, and Graham-South Carolina) vs. 5 Republicans (Grassley-Iowa, Sessions-Alabama, Cornyn-Texas, Cruz-Texas, and Lee-Utah). Note: In … Continue reading

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Richwine Defends Himself

District of Corruption Richwine defends himself in National Review. My thoughts: if he graduated from Harvard and worked for mainstream conservative orgs in the Beltway, then he was smart enough to know that Conservatism, Inc. is a fundraising scam, and … Continue reading

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Blacks vs. Mexicans In Georgia’s Onion Fields

Georgia As we explored last summer, free labor is unable to compete with slave labor in certain kinds of agriculture: Note: What incentive do black people in Georgia have to compete with Mexicans in the onion fields? “VIDALIA, Ga. — … Continue reading

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Supreme Court Refuses To Take Up Alabama Immigration Law

District of Corruption In 2011, Alabama passed an immigration law called HB 56 that made it a crime to harbor an illegal alien. The SPLC and the Justice Department sued Alabama in federal court. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals … Continue reading

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U.S. Senators Clash Over Comprehensive Immigration Reform

District of Corruption In the U.S. Senate, hearings on “comprehensive immigration reform” have begun: Note: U.S. representative Paul Ryan is swinging through Chicago to stand shoulder to shoulder with U.S. representative Luis Gutierrez in support “comprehensive immigration reform.” “Senator Patrick … Continue reading

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Rand Paul on Immigration

District of Corruption Here’s the latest from Rand Paul on immigration: “Anyway, it would be worth a shot, Paul said in a Fox News appearance on Wednesday. “The ideas I’m talking about could help Republicans grow in areas like California, … Continue reading

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Rand Paul’s Immigration Logic

VDARE Patrick Cleburne at VDARE speculates: “Or it could simply be that he has been bought, which is what I think.” Rand Paul was supporting amnesty within 24 hours of the 2012 election on cable television and later in a Politico … Continue reading

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Rand Paul Embraces Amnesty Again

District of Corruption I didn’t think much of Rand Paul’s grandstanding over Obama’s use of drones on American soil (a classic example of a political stunt) or prostrating himself before Israel. I think even less of his embrace of amnesty … Continue reading

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Jeb Bush’s Immigration Makeover

Florida This is phonier than John McCain’s 2010 reelection promise to “build the dang fence”: “After years of building a reputation as the “good” Republican on immigration, Jeb Bush shocked the reform community on Monday by ruling out a path … Continue reading

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The Cost of the Union: Obama Releases Illegal Aliens From Detention

BRA The New York Times is reporting that Obama is releasing illegal aliens from detention in New Jersey, Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Arizona, Alabama, Georgia, and New York. Meanwhile, Sen. Jeff Sessions is fighting the Obama-Rubio amnesty in Congress, but he … Continue reading

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