How 200,000 invaders turns into 2,000,000 in the blink of an eye
By Carol Brown: If you think 200,000 invaders imported into the United States is appalling, consider this: Once they settle here, they bring their family.
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By Carol Brown: If you think 200,000 invaders imported into the United States is appalling, consider this: Once they settle here, they bring their family.
Read MoreBy Jeannie DeAngelis: Navigating the maze of cultural diversity in America is beginning to feel like gingerly crossing a melting lake, fearful of any moment falling through the ice.
Read MoreBy Ian Smith: The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 removed selectivity from the process.
Read MoreBy Mike Gonzalez: The debate between assimilation and multiculturalism could be not just the sleeper issue of the 2016 campaign, but the current great question of the West.
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Read MoreBy Richard Winchester: Once-upon-a-time, (mostly legal) immigrants were expected to learn America’s history, to honor its heroic personalities and observe its official holidays.
Read MoreBy Jeannie DeAngelis: America is still waiting for President Obama to share his insights on Kate Steinle, who was murdered by the infamous illegal alien, Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez.
Read MoreBy Ed Straker: What would Hillary’s hometown look like with Muslim refugees?
Read MoreBy Luma Simms: There have always been American immigrants, and there have always been conversations in America about immigration. Let’s engage that conversation for America’s benefit.
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