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Alien Nation by Peter Brimelow 
March 19, 2007
Immigration Finally an Issue for Affirmative Action
Selective colleges have expanded their enrollments of black students by "increasing the number of immigrant and multiracial black students," says Camille Z. Charles, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Pennsylvania who is one of the authors of a recent study on the topic.
Mexican Supermarkets And Republican Pundits
Russell Wardlow writes about Mexican Corporations in America, and who they're selling to:
CSM Polls Readers
In the wake of recent raids on employers of illegal aliens in Bedford, MA, the Christian Science Monitor is running a poll on their readers views on immigration. What is interesting is the letters they are running are pro-immigration, but when I checked, 59% of their readers said the best option to solve the address the immigration problem was immediate deportation of all illegal aliens.
The Wall Street Journal tries new Packaging
For some time now it has been apparent that the managers of the Wall Street Journal's relentless amnesty/immigration campaign have been aware of a mounting problem: a lack of fresh, unrefuted arguments. To some extent they can deal with this by simply never allowing opposing views to appear (although embarrassing things have happened on the comment threads convention obliges them to sometimes offer).
VDARE.com: 03/19/07 - Bulletin
Peter Brimelow is back from
honeymoon (picture of bride
http://www.vdare.com/pb/070317_wedding.htm), Joe
Guzzardi is back from illness
View From Lodi, CA: Joe Guzzardi Returns!
http://www.vdare.com/guzzardi/070316_vfl.htm
A Reader Claims New Jersey's Terrorists Are Worse Than Missouri's
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03/18/07 - An Alamance County Reader Reports Local Illegals Are Worried About Deportation