Who’s To Blame For Europe’s Asylum Seekers?
By Paul Bonicelli: When you combine American foreign-policy failure with unwise immigration policies in Europe, you get a human wave.
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The Real Threat To America Is Not Immigrants, But Ourselves
By Marian L. Tupy and Alex Nowrasteh: Immigrants aren’t the ones voting themselves a welfare state that will destroy us. We are.
Read MoreThe False Idol of Compassion for Migrants and Refugees
By John Bennett
Read MoreAmerica’s reckless refuge for jihad
My Michelle Malkin: Our leaders in Washington must suffer from chronic amnesia about the fatal consequences of open borders.
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Is the West Dead Yet?
From Victor Davis Hanson: Never has Western culture seemed so all-powerful. Look at the 30 top-ranked universities in the world; they are all American, British, or European — albeit these rankings are based largely…
Read More5 Ways Europe Is Reviving The 1930s
By Dalibor Rohac: Unless the continent changes course, Europe is likely to transform from a harbinger of prosperity and democracy into a far less hospitable and more dangerous place.
Read MoreThe Truth About the Mid-East ‘Refugees’
By Rush Limbaugh
Read MoreEurope’s Refugee Crisis: Violence, Demands, and Muslim Conquest
By Carol Brown
Read MoreWhen Is A Refugee Really A Migrant?
By Paul Bonicelli: It is important to understand who is trying desperately to get into Europe and exactly why they are.
Read MoreThe Syrian Refugee Crisis is Not Our Problem
By Daniel Greenfield: The Syrian refugee crisis that the media bleats about is not a crisis. And the Syrian refugees it champions are often neither Syrians nor refugees.
Read MoreHeavy Welfare Use by Legal Immigrants — Yes, Legal Immigrants
By Steven Camerota: It’s time to give preference to immigrants who are unlikely to use welfare programs.
Read MoreGermany’s Appeasement of Radical Islam
By Vijeta Uniyal
Read MoreAmerica’s Unraveling
By Shari Goodman: It is a scenario we attempt to ignore on both sides of the Atlantic as we go about our daily lives, much like the Europeans and Americans did pre-1939.
Read MoreExpediting National Suicide with ‘Refugees’
By Carol Brown: Should the United States take in (even more) Syrian refugees? No. And here’s why.
Read MoreEurope’s Immigrant Problem
By Robert Weissberg: This assimilation question is fundamental — but is it even possible to make “good Germans” or “good Swedes” out of these asylum-seekers.
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