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The  Big Business outsourcers who offshore their manufacturing to Mexico, would like the Border Patrol to expedite border crossngs. They outsource to  China as well, which is trying to bypass expensive U.S. ports like Long Beach and Oakland by exporting to the U.S. through Mexico's Pacific ports. 

One of the interesting unanswered questions about post-WWII arts and literature (e.g., the Mad Men era) is how much was it funded and molded by the CIA as part of a "twilight struggle" to make America look cooler than the Soviet Union. For example, old CIA agents have long claimed to have played a sizable role in the triumph of abstract expressionist (or "New York School") painting. 

Congressman Silvestre Reyes has just been defeated in a primary, apparently for not being pro-immigration enough. Reyes, a Democratc, was defeated by El Paso councilman Beto O'Rourke. Beto is acutally Irish, and his name is Robert, not Roberto, but he's assimilating. Reyes was a Border Patrol Sector chief before getting elected to Congress.

In the 90s, Reyes was something of a hero to immigration restrictionists--in Alien Nation, [PDF] Peter Brimelow wrote (P. 238)

Swiss citizens have at times shown less interest than many Europeans in PC celebrations of diversity, as demonstrated by their voting against minaret construction (pictured below) and for deporting criminal aliens.

I especially liked this line in my friend Jame Fulford's current post concerning Ben Wattenberg's woolly-headed triumphalism about the American future:

And please don't tell me about Einstein—immigrants today aren't Einstein.

James's cogent statement was anticipated several years ago by Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies:

A white English woman named Jacqueline Woodhouse has been sentenced to 21 weeks in jail by an English court for "racially aggravated intentional harassment" while drunk in the London Subway.

Tube racist whose champagne-fuelled tirade was viewed by thousands on YouTube is sentenced to five months in prison

Allan Wall is scheduled to be on Chuck Wilder's Talkback show, on Wednesday, May 30th, at 3:20 P.M. Eastern Time.

You can listen here and Chuck's blogspot is here.

Sean Gabb mentions in his Diamond Jubilee piece that in 1979, the Queen " bullied Margaret Thatcher to go back on her election promise not to hand Rhodesia over to a bunch of black Marxists." Here's the story(with emphasis added):

“[Margaret Thatcher's]deference played to Elizabeth H’s advantage in her very first cont acts with her new prime minister. A Commonwealth Conference was coming up in August 1979, with the status of white-controlled rebel Rhodesia at the top of the agenda. For nearly a decade and a half, the former colony of Southern Rhodesia had been an ongoing embarrassment to the British government. The Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) by Southern Rhodesia’s white settlers in 1965, and the obstinate survival of the white rebel regime, were deeply resented by the black nations of the Commonwealth. Economic sanctions had failed and freedom fighters operating from neighbouring black African countries had made no headway against the white government, headed by Ian Smith.