Please rate the dishonest components of the following paragraph from the “Immigrants’ Rights” section of the ACLU website:
Rating the dishonesty in one ACLU paragraph
September 15th, 2008 No Comments
Tags: ACLU · dishonesty · immigration
Panglossian ninny shrieking racist unwittingly proves my point
August 22nd, 2008 No Comments
In the last ezine, I wrote that in any discussion of the coming minority status of whites in the United States, we should dismiss as Panglossian ninnies those proper, polite whites who affect to see no cause for concern in this event. Further, I wrote, a white reader already shrieking "racist!" shouldn’t bother reading on [...]
Tags: Alliance for Social Justice International · immigration · minority · racism · Sitting Bull · white
The White Minority
August 19th, 2008 5 Comments
By 2042, the Census Bureau says, whites will be a minority in the United States, and among children under 18, whites become the minority in just 15 years.
How long is 15 years? Fifteen years ago, Bill Clinton was president.
So, just around the corner, whites in America are going to be disempowered (assuming we remain [...]
Tags: 1924 · business interests · census bureau · Chamber of Commerce · decal · e-VeriFILE · Fulford · Gompers · immigration · Johnson-Reed Act · VDARE · Wall Street · Warren Harding · white minority · Woodrow Wilson
Cheering the defeat of the laws of their adopted land
August 3rd, 2008 No Comments
Cheering loudest for the narrow defeat in Fremont, NE last week of a city ordinance that would have required local businesses to comply with US immigration law was Nebraska Appleseed—an illegal immigration advocacy group funded by the Ford Foundation and George Soros, among others, that is part of a "network of 16 public interest justice [...]
Tags: Appleseed · e-VeriFILE · E-Verify · Fremont · immigration · Nebraska
Rudy channels Rove, spouts immigration lawyers talking points
January 14th, 2008 No Comments
Rudy Giuliani, repeat after me: amnesty is relieving a class of lawbreakers [amnesty is relieving a class of lawbreakers] of the penalty required by law [of the penalty required by law] at the time they broke the law [at the time they broke the law].
For foreign nationals now illegally in the country, the [...]
Tags: amnesty · Giuliani · immigration
Three reasons I can’t trust Giuliani on immigration
November 30th, 2007 3 Comments
In 1999, I started the immigration time-out organization, ProjectUSA, which put up billboards advertising facts about US immigration policy and its impact on the United States. Although we put up billboards in almost every region of the country, most of our “billboard democracy” activism took place in New York City—mainly because that is where [...]
Tags: Giuliani · immigration · New York City · ProjectUSA · sanctuary city
Ron Paul’s libertarianism not the scary kind
November 26th, 2007 No Comments
Everyone seems to be talking about the remarkable political phenomenon that Congressman Ron Paul’s run for the presidency has become. Rep. Paul’s campaign for the White House took off when the Texas Republican, who previously ran as the Libertarian Party’s candidate, strayed outside party orthodoxy on Iraq during a nationally televised debate between GOP [...]
Tags: Bush · Congress · corporate · Democratic · Giuliani · immigration · libertarian · McCain · Middle East · Republican · Ron Paul · trade
Let them eat frijoles
April 30th, 2007 No Comments
April 30, 2007
Sebastian Mallaby is a columnist and former editorial board member for the Washington Post. He is also the Director of the Council on Foreign Relations’ Maurice R. Greenberg Center for Geoeconomic Studies. His latest opinion piece, “Lazy, Job-Stealing Immigrants? Nativist Nonsense Distorts a Critical Issue,” is just more of [...]
Tags: AgJobs · Council on Foreign Relations · economics · immigration · labor shortages · Washington Post
Embrace amnesty, just don’t call it an amnesty
August 30th, 2004 No Comments
2004-08-30
Issue: #202
An editorial in Sunday’s New York Times welcomed Republicans arriving in town for the party’s national convention with some free advice on the immigration issue for GOP campaign strategists.
“If the Republicans want to court moderates and appeal to minority voters like Hispanics,” counseled the Times, the party must embrace an amnesty for illegal aliens, [...]
Tags: amnesty · immigration · New York Times
ProjectUSA wins free speech settlement in NY lawsuit
December 23rd, 2002 No Comments
+== TIME-OUT PROJECT ==+
Readers of this ezine will remember that in October 2000, ProjectUSA erected a billboard at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City reading, “Immigration is doubling US population in our lifetimes.” It pictured two children and cited the Census Bureau as its source.
The board lasted just thirteen days. The [...]
Tags: ACLU · billboards · immigration · Port Authority

