Category Archives: immigration/ Hispanics

Lawrence Auster attacks immigration

Posted on July 5, 2010 by jewamongyou

I’ve learned that Lawrence Auster is a Jew who converted to the Episcopal Church.  Is one religion really more believable than the others?  Practically all of them require us to believe absurdities – and so the concept of “faith” was … Continue reading →

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The Oregonian re: illegal immigration

Posted on June 25, 2010 by jewamongyou

It looks like the Oregonian is finally willing to recognize the damage from illegal immigration.  This is from a recent front page article in the Oregonian (06/20/2010)*: The trafficking is in people as well as drugs, and we pay dearly.  … Continue reading →

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Libertarians and immigration

Posted on May 20, 2010 by jewamongyou

It has long been a source of consternation that the main position of the Libertarian Party is a pro-immigration one.  Typically we find open-border libertarians defending their position using arguments of principle.  For example, a libertarian blogger by the name … Continue reading →

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Illegal immigration and Hispanics

Posted on May 9, 2010 by jewamongyou

According to a Zogby poll, 52% of Hispanics would rather the U.S. enforce immigration laws than allow illegals already here a path to citizenship.  If this is the case, we should wonder why, over the last month, Hispanics have been … Continue reading →

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Proposed new immigration laws

Posted on May 4, 2010 by jewamongyou

In light of the recent confusion regarding illegal immigrants in the U.S., I’d like to propose some new federal immigration laws: 1)  Prospective immigrants must show that they can contribute to progress in the the U.S. 2)  They must show … Continue reading →

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I support Arizona

Posted on May 1, 2010 by jewamongyou

The State of Arizona is an arbitrary territory on a map that is ruled by thieving, lying politicians.  But recently it has come to symbolize something more.  It now symbolizes Americans taking a stand against the swarming hordes of criminals … Continue reading →

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Statism versus unfettered immigration

Posted on March 9, 2010 by jewamongyou

Some libertarians naively believe that unfettered immigration would be a good thing and that the State is wrong in limiting the movement of people.  So claims Manuel Lora in his strike-the-root column.  Of course not all libertarians agree with him; … Continue reading →

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