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Israel And Immigration
Israel Also Has Judicial Activism and Illegal Alien Protest, But At Least Its Government Is Determined To Deport
Like the United States, Israel has an illegal alien invasion problem. Unlike the United States, Israel has a government that wants to put a stop to it.
However, like the United States, Israel also has an activist judiciary element that wants to thwart law enforcement:
The Jerusalem District Court issued on Thursday evening [Oct. 11th] a temporary injunction prohibiting the arrest of infiltrators from North Sudan, at least until the next hearing on the matter to be held later this month.
Peter Brimelow: Israel, Greece Show Mitt Romney How To Handle Illegal Immigration
Peter Brimelow writes: This is the talk I just gave to The Social Contract’s 2012 Writers Workshop on Sunday (Sept. 30). The video itelf is here. Many thanks to everyone at TSC.
Let me start off with good, or at any rate interesting, news: Mitt Romney is going to be the next President of the United States.
I know this because FAIR’s President Dan Stein told me so. He told all of us who attended the FAIR Board of Advisers meeting yesterday so.
Now, it’s not often that Dan says anything crazier than me! So I thought this news was worth passing on.
And I should add that Dan also had this new hot young elections analyst for RealClearPolitics speak. I always thought he had the ideal name for an election analyst: Sean Trende! But it turns out that he pronounces it “Trend-y”
At VDARE.com we like Trende, because he agrees with us! He’s started to say things that I can modestly we’ve been saying for the last twelve years. Such as “the Hispanic vote is much exaggerated.” And “the real target of opportunity in American politics is the white working class; the white working class is up for grabs.”
Anyway, it turns out Trende takes Romney’s chances quite seriously too.
Now one of the functions of the Main Stream Media is to explain, after the fact, why whatever happened was inevitable.
So how did Mitt Romney become inevitable?
Maybe it was any one of a series of statements, made within the last year and throughout this summer.
Here’s one–from his landmark speech to the US Chamber of Commerce. Romney said:
Romney: "I Intend To Make Life Miserable For Illegal Immigrants Until They Realize Their Place Is Not Here"
Israeli Minister Eli Yishai: Can we hire him?
Well…actually the headline is a paraphrase of remarks by Israeli Interior Minister Eli Yishai:
Israel To Block Illegal Immigrant Remittances: Why Doesn't America?
Israeli Asylum Seeker Demonstration. Next year in Jerusalem: Not!
Generally speaking, much can be learned from Israel about how an intelligent people govern themselves
U.S. Amnesties Illegals, Israel Deports. Why The Difference?
Not the Israeli Way! (H/T One Old Vet)
Meanwhile...In Israel, Amnesty Is NOT Happening
As Obama announces his amnesty by executive fiat in the U.S., in NYTimes.com today:
Can a Small Country Have a Big Heart?
By SHMUEL ROSNER
Israel Gets Serious About Deporting Illegals - Why Can't America?
South Sudanese leaving for deportation on Monday
Abe Foxman Speaks About Race Riots In Israel
Although the New York Times hasn't yet gotten around to covering the recent pogrom in Tel Aviv against black "illegal infiltrators" (here's video footage of the riot -- not all that violent as far as race riots go), Abraham H. Foxman, head of the Anti-Defamation League, issued the following statement today:
Latest Israel Immigration News, Haaretz Edition
From the top of the website of Haaretz, the left of center Israeli newspaper:
"African asylum seekers injured in Tel Aviv race riots"
Quite a headline:
African asylum seekers injured in Tel Aviv race riots, by Conal Urquhart, The Guardian, May 23, 2012
Dozens of African asylum seekers were injured as race riots broke out in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night.
