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In yet another example of the workings of the bipartisan wisdom that “Because we must invite the world (it’s unthinkable not to), we therefore must invade the world to be safe,” Washington has responded to Nigerian Underwear Bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s fizzled attempt to blow up a plane headed to Detroit on Christmas by escalating American involvement in Yemen.
Let's take a look at the final 2009 NFL statistics. As you'll recall, there was a huge hub-bub in the media in the 1990s and 2000s about the need for more black quarterbacks.
And yet, the outcome of all this activism and concern has turned out to be that black quarterbacks are represented in the NFL at about their share of the American population, not close to their share of the NFL population.
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy has normal views on illegal immigration, [see previous coverage] but he's a Democrat. He's thinking of running for Governor of New York State, but he may have to run as a Republican:
In my experience answering the phone at home, a big fraction of grunts doing those obnoxious cold-call telephone sales pitches have noticeable accents, indicating they're immigrants (or, perhaps, illegal aliens). The apparently large foreign-born contingent working these mundane and unappealing jobs is consistent with what Center for Immigration Studies honcho Mark Krikorian has said:
Britain remains the poster country for why Muslim immigration is a very dumb idea.
People complain about war, but at least your enemies are geographically distant rather than residing in the local neighborhood. Non-discriminating multicultural immigration has imported many thousands of hostile Muslims, a group that has been the West's most intractable historical opponent. As a result, the violence of the battlefield has arrived on the home front.
This is an update with new information about the case of “Tunnel Rat” vs. APEX. It's assumed you have read the first and second story that I wrote on this issue so I don't have to repeat stuff about what is going on.
A recent eWeek article says it all: "H-1B Visa Enforcement to Increase in 2010".
USCIS officials intend to up the ante of verifying and investigating the validity of H-1B visa usage by companies. Immigration officials will ramp up law enforcement to help thwart fraud and quell political pressure that wants to severely limit H-1B visa usage.
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01/03/10 - A Chicago Reader Says Luis Gutierrez Is Following His Constituents' Wishes
From:
Steve Salvi (e-mail
him)