March 9, 2006

New Field Poll: Most Californians Says Illegal Immigrants Hurt The State

By Bryanna Bevens on March 9, 2006 at 10:11pm

How many times have you participated in an annoying field poll telephone call and you only hear the last part of the question?

That's probably because they only seem to call when you have dinner on the stove, somebody knocking on the door and children following you around with 247 different school forms that need to be signed by tomorrow morning--under those circumstances you would say "uh-huh, sure I do" to just about anything to get off the phone!

The headline in the San Francisco Chronicle was this:

FIELD POLL [3/09/06]

Read Almost The Whole Thing

By Steve Sailer on March 9, 2006 at 7:12pm

One of the Instacliches of blogging is "Read the Whole Thing." In the case of veteran economics pundit Robert J. Samuelson's new Washington Post column on immigration, however, that's a worthy statement (except for maybe the weak last paragraph):

Mexico Addresses Machismo -- Sort of

By Brenda Walker on March 9, 2006 at 6:41pm

The famous piggyman behavior of the Mexican male has been met with disapproval by the big brains in Mexico City, who have decided that something must be done to lessen the everyday harassment that half of women workers suffer ["Sex dolls fight Mexican machismo"].

A Reader Crunches Census Bureau Data to Get to the Bottom of the Fiancée Visa Quandary

March 9, 2006

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A Reader Asks What All the Fuss Is About; He Says Illegal Aliens Don't Need Any Help

From: Brendan Gordon

The "Rising Cost" Of Whiteness Studies

By Athena Kerry on March 9, 2006 at 2:00am

Mexico And Two Kinds Of Immigration

By James Fulford on March 9, 2006 at 12:42am

CIS has just released a paper on the link between legal and illegal immigration, how one enables the other. I. E. a legal Hispanic community provides an infrastructure for illegals to move into; a large enough group of illegals will produce an amnesty. The amnestied will send for their families, which will make for a larger legal Hispanic community; this will provide an infrastructure....you see the problem.[Two Sides of the Same Coin |The Connection Between Legal and Illegal Immigration, February 2006]