June 6, 2006

MeChA School Gets Go-Ahead From School District

By Bryanna Bevens on June 6, 2006 at 4:33pm

Kevin Reed is chief legal counsel for the Los Angeles Unified School District.

He was dispatched to Academia Semillas del Pueblo--a taxpayer funded charter school in Los Angeles-- after the district received numerous complaints about their discriminatory admissions policy and racist or separatist curriculum.

(Here and here for background.)

The New York Times Catches Up

By Patrick Cleburne on June 6, 2006 at 11:43am

On Saturday the New York Times carried an Op-ed piece on the impact of flooding the country with low-skilled immigrant labor [The Worker Next Door, By Barry R. Chiswick,June 3, 2006]

The essay essentially says that this labor supply is not necessary, that without it other ways of handing the work would be found, and that the effect of having the supply is to redistribute income from low-skilled to high-income families.

Deportation Does Not Mean Broken Families, etc

By Joe Guzzardi on June 6, 2006 at 11:29am

Hereďż˝s a very important argument for our side that is not made frequently enough, if ever.

Todayďż˝s Boston Herald featured a typical sob story about 19-year-old Mario Rodas who is scheduled for a deportation hearing on June 27th. [Chelsea High Grad Aided in Fight to Stay in USA, Casey Ross, Boston Herald, June 6, 2006]

According to the story, Rodas could be returned to Guatemala without his parents or four-year-old brother.

VDARE.com: 06/06/06 - Bulletin

Peter Brimelow writes: It should properly be called the Kennedy/ Bush Amnesty/ Immigration Acceleration Bill. It's a major step toward abolishing America and it's treason. But what if it passes? Last night, I published long essay reflecting my conclusions after fifteen years struggle in this area.