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chicagoans
September 4, 2023
William Upton
Immigration
News

‘Take Them Elsewhere or Send Them Back!’ Black Chicagoans Rage Over Illegals.

Chicago residents in the Hyde Park neighborhood let city officials have an earful this week over a plan to house 300 illegal immigrants at the nearby Lake Shore Hotel, telling officials, “Take them somewhere else or send them back to Venezuela!” As well as pointing out, “You’ve got 73 percent of the people homeless in this city are Black people. What have you done for them?”

The neighborhood is known for its black cultural heritage.

 

The neighborhood overwhelmingly voted for Joe Biden during the 2020 presidential election, less than 5 percent of voters supported Donald Trump. President Biden’s handling of the illegal immigration crisis at the southern border of the United States has drawn increasing criticism from Americans – and may be contributing to plummeting African American support for Biden’s re-election campaign.

It is estimated that Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is releasing more than 100,000 illegal immigrants into the the country each month.

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Chicago residents in the Hyde Park neighborhood let city officials have an earful this week over a plan to house 300 illegal immigrants at the nearby Lake Shore Hotel, telling officials, "Take them somewhere else or send them back to Venezuela!" As well as pointing out, "You've got 73 percent of the people homeless in this city are Black people. What have you done for them?" show more
September 2, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
News

Could Staten Island Secede from NYC to Escape Mayor’s Migrant Crisis?

Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis is pressing New York City Mayor Eric Adams to allow Staten Island to secede, as it seeks to escape having migrant camps and shelters established on its territory by the Democrat.

Adams, who previously styled NYC as a “sanctuary city”, is now struggling to deal with an influx of well over 100,000 migrants, and is demanding conservative-led border states to stop helping migrants to travel to his jurisdiction. He has also asked President Joe Biden to redistribute his migrants to areas locations under federal control elsewhere in the U.S., but is establishing tent cities and other makeshift accommodation sites to host them in NYC in the meantime.

Staten Islanders, who tend to vote Republican, are unhappy at having such sites forced on them, however, with Malliotakis declaring: “If you’re not going to do your job, Mayor, then let Staten Island secede.”

Elaborating on her proposal during a television appearance, she said she believes Staten Island, which is home to a larger population than U.S. cities such as Miami, “would like to have an opportunity to self-govern.”

She accepts that the “reality is the city council and the state legislature would need to let Staten Island go,” however.

A 1993, non-binding vote resulted in 65 percent of Staten Islanders wanting to break ties with New York City. Recently, Councilman Joe Borelli announced a new possible slogan for the district: “nonsicut tu quoque,” which translates from Latin into: “we don’t like you either.”

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Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis is pressing New York City Mayor Eric Adams to allow Staten Island to secede, as it seeks to escape having migrant camps and shelters established on its territory by the Democrat. show more
isis
August 30, 2023
Immigration
News

Biden Govt Lets ISIS-Linked Migrants Into America, FBI Struggling to Track.

The FBI is conducting an investigation into over a dozen Uzbek nationals who were permitted entry into the United States after seeking asylum at the southern border with Mexico earlier this year. Multiple US officials have stated that the investigation was initiated after it was discovered that the migrants had the assistance of a smuggler linked to ISIS. While no specific ISIS plot has been identified, FBI officials are working to identify and assess all individuals who gained entry to the US and are scrutinizing some of them as possible criminal threats. The incident has raised concerns about potential vulnerabilities in border security and heightened the ongoing political debate on the matter.

The FBI immediately began locating the migrants and investigating their backgrounds once it became aware of the existence of a human smuggling network that aided them in their journey to the US. Turkish authorities have arrested the smuggler and other members of his network at the request of the US. The FBI has obtained information from the smuggler to assist in its investigation. There is currently no evidence connecting the individuals facilitated by the network to terrorist organizations or plotting a terrorist attack in the US. However, more than 15 of the migrants remain under scrutiny by the FBI as possible criminal threats.

This incident highlights the intersection of two crises created by and now facing the Biden government: terrorism and border security.

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The FBI is conducting an investigation into over a dozen Uzbek nationals who were permitted entry into the United States after seeking asylum at the southern border with Mexico earlier this year. Multiple US officials have stated that the investigation was initiated after it was discovered that the migrants had the assistance of a smuggler linked to ISIS. While no specific ISIS plot has been identified, FBI officials are working to identify and assess all individuals who gained entry to the US and are scrutinizing some of them as possible criminal threats. The incident has raised concerns about potential vulnerabilities in border security and heightened the ongoing political debate on the matter. show more
migrant crisis
August 30, 2023
Immigration
News

New York CEOs Demand Taxpayer Cash for Migrants They Lured to City.

More than 120 top business leaders in New York City, including Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, Larry Fink of BlackRock, and Jane Fraser of Citigroup, have sent a letter to President Biden and congressional leaders urging Washington to provide taxpayer-funded, federal assistance to address the migrant crisis. This, despite the fact that the migrant crisis was caused by corporate demands for cheap migrant labor, and the facilitation of the policy by the corporate-sponsored politicians in New York, and across the nation.

The city claims to be facing a strain on resources as more than 100,000 asylum seekers arrive from the southern U.S. border. Recent communications from the Biden government suggests these calls for assistance may not be heeded.

New arrivals to Manhattan are sleeping outdoors, despite the opening of 200 emergency sites, leaving long lines near JPMorgan’s swanky offices. Top executives in New York are supporting Governor Hochul’s and Mayor Adams’s requests for federal funding for educational, housing, security, and healthcare services for migrants. They also want faster processing of asylum applications and work permits. However, Alejandro Mayorkas, the Homeland Security secretary, has questioned New York’s handling of the crisis and has offered federal sites to house migrants. New York officials, including representatives of Hochul and Adams, have pushed back against this response.

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More than 120 top business leaders in New York City, including Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, Larry Fink of BlackRock, and Jane Fraser of Citigroup, have sent a letter to President Biden and congressional leaders urging Washington to provide taxpayer-funded, federal assistance to address the migrant crisis. This, despite the fact that the migrant crisis was caused by corporate demands for cheap migrant labor, and the facilitation of the policy by the corporate-sponsored politicians in New York, and across the nation. show more
illegals
August 30, 2023
William Upton
Immigration
News

Biden’s DHS ‘Releasing More Than 100,000 Illegals Into U.S. Each Month’.

A former U.S. immigration judge says the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) won’t release the total number of illegal immigrants released after encountering border agents because the numbers would bring negative press for President Joe Biden. Andrew Arthur, who served as an immigration judge in York, Pennsylvania, claims Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Office of Field Operations (OFO) – both agencies within DHS – are deliberately concealing the monthly number of illegals who are released:

The only reason why ICE and OFO would refuse to disclose that information is to hide the fact that it is releasing more than 100,000 aliens per month into the United States, and to conceal the effects of those migrant releases on communities across the United States.

Arthur disputes claims that DHS is unable to provide an accurate number, noting that the court-ordered disclosures in Texas v. Biden, show that the agency, “…can provide the American people with statistics on the tens of thousands of illegal entrants that CBP encounters at the southwest border whom DHS releases.” The monthly disclosures required by Texas v. Biden ended in August of 2022 when the court orders were vacated.

In a brazen attempt to breach the U.S. border just days ago, seventeen illegal immigrants were filmed fleeing a boat on Jupiter Beach, Florida after their vessel rammed a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Marine Unit. U.S. Board Patrol Chief Agent Walter N. Slosar said all seventeen illegal immigrants were captured along with their boat’s captain, Bazaeluis Francois.

The National Pulse has previously reported that an estimated 16.8 million illegal immigrants now reside within the United States, costing taxpayers an $150.6 billion per year. This is a $35 billion increase from 2017’s $116 billion cost estimate.

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A former U.S. immigration judge says the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) won't release the total number of illegal immigrants released after encountering border agents because the numbers would bring negative press for President Joe Biden. Andrew Arthur, who served as an immigration judge in York, Pennsylvania, claims Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Office of Field Operations (OFO) – both agencies within DHS – are deliberately concealing the monthly number of illegals who are released: show more

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
Then just wait until they arrange to bring their family members next
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biden orban
August 30, 2023
William Upton
Immigration
News
World

Joe Biden’s State Dept is Picking a Fight With Orban’s Hungary Over Ukraine.

Joe Biden’s State Department appears to be punishing the European nation of Hungary for its democratically elected government’s policies, implementing bizarre new rules for a visa waiver program, and causing a diplomatic row in requiring the country to submits swathes of additional data about its citizens.

Bence Rétvári, the Hungarian Secretary of State stressed that Hungary has worked in active cooperation with U.S. authorities to prosecute any individual who has obtained false Hungarian citizenship or other documentation, while insisting that the U.S. data request regarding Hungarian citizens is more about geopolitics – especially Ukraine – than U.S. immigration policy.

The Hungarian government is most concerned that the handing over detailed information on 900,000 Hungarians to the U.S. could endanger Hungarian citizens living abroad. One particular sticking point is Hungarian-Ukrainian relations. Zoltan Kovacs, a spokesman for the Hungarian government stressed, “…the U.S. provided no guarantee that the data of Hungarians from Transcarpathia would not be disclosed to Ukraine which would have grave consequences for Hungarians there due to the ban on dual citizenship in Ukraine.”

In a dig at President Joe Biden’s inability to secure the U.S.’s own southern border, Balázs Orbán, Political Director for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, posted on X (formerly Twitter) a quote from a story in The National Interest: “The security of the United States is not threatened by Hungarian ESTA holders, but by the millions of unchecked illegal immigrants who have been arriving in the territory of the United States.”

 

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Joe Biden's State Department appears to be punishing the European nation of Hungary for its democratically elected government's policies, implementing bizarre new rules for a visa waiver program, and causing a diplomatic row in requiring the country to submits swathes of additional data about its citizens. show more
quran burning
August 26, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
News
World

Denmark Announces Ban on ‘Uncivilized’ Quran Burnings.

Denmark is bringing forward legislation to criminalize burning the Islamic Quran as a form of protest, after demonstrations caused Muslims to riot and angered the Islamist Turkish government.

“The government will propose legislation that prohibits the inappropriate handling of objects with essential religious significance for a religious community,” Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard confirmed.

“The proposal will thus make it punishable to, for example, in public burn a Quran, Bible or Torah,” he added – although it is protests involving the burning of the Quran, specifically, which have been causing unrest in Denmark and especially neighboring Sweden recently.

Hummelgaard brushed off concerns that the effective reintroduction of blasphemy laws in the European Union would infringe on freedom of expression, saying: “I fundamentally believe there are more civilized ways to express one’s views than burning things.”

Many of the recent protests have been organized or inspired by Rasmus Paludan, a Danish-Swedish dual national and leader of the Stram Kurs (Hard Line) party.

Muslims responded to a Quran burning organized by Paludan over Easter 2022 in Sweden by engaging in violent riots, injuring dozens of police officers.

Several of the protests have taken place in the vicinity of Turkish embassies and consulates, infuriating the Turkish government and prompting Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to order Sweden to pass laws banning Quran burnings as a condition of approving its application for NATO.

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Denmark is bringing forward legislation to criminalize burning the Islamic Quran as a form of protest, after demonstrations caused Muslims to riot and angered the Islamist Turkish government. show more

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migrants
August 25, 2023
Breaking
Immigration
News

UNREAL: Video Shows Illegals Landing on Jupiter Beach, Florida.

Seventeen migrants have been captured, with stunning video emerging after a boat rammed into a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Marine Unit vessel east of Jupiter Inlet in Florida on Friday morning. Florida’s Governor, Ron DeSantis, has not yet made a comment, believed to be busy campaigning for the Republican nomination in Iowa.

In dramatic video captured by local business owner Joey Fago, a number of people can be seen hurriedly exiting a beached boat as law enforcement descends via helicopter, boat, and on local roads.

The incident is believed to have taken place around 9am. Local media reports “[o]ne of the migrants is Bahamian and 16 others are Haitian, according to U.S. Board Patrol Chief Agent Walter N. Slosar.”

The captain of the boat has been identified as Bazaeluis Francois, 30. His boat is believed to have rammed into the Marine Unit’s vessel, damaging two engines, before taking off.

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Seventeen migrants have been captured, with stunning video emerging after a boat rammed into a Palm Beach County Sheriff's Marine Unit vessel east of Jupiter Inlet in Florida on Friday morning. Florida's Governor, Ron DeSantis, has not yet made a comment, believed to be busy campaigning for the Republican nomination in Iowa. show more
August 25, 2023
William Upton
Immigration
News
TECH

Biden DOJ’s Sues SpaceX, Elon Musk for Hiring TOO MANY American Workers!

President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing tech mogul Elon Musk’s SpaceX for hiring too many American workers and enough asylum seekers and refugees.  According to the DOJ: “…from at least September 2018 to May 2022, SpaceX routinely discouraged asylees and refugees from applying and refused to hire or consider them, because of their citizenship status, in violation of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).”

The DOJ argues that SpaceX falsely stated in job postings that federal export controls mandated that they could only hire “U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents” adding, “Under these laws, companies like SpaceX can hire asylees and refugees for the same positions they would hire U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents.” In the complaint filing, the Biden government lawyers also cite “…online postings and statements by SpaceX’s CEO…” as evidence of discrimination – citing a June 16, 2020 post on X (formerly Twitter) by SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk stating: “U.S. law requires at least a green card to be hired at SpaceX, as rockets are advanced weapons technology.”

Ever since Elon Musk purchased the social media platform Twitter (now called X) over a year ago, Democrats have been dogged in their opposition to and criticism of the tech mogul. The unsuspension of former President Donald Trump’s account especially raised ire from top Democrat leaders on Capitol Hill, leaving Musk to conclude that President Biden may use government agencies to target himself and the social media company.

The lawsuit against SpaceX appears to be just the latest target of the Biden Justice Department’s use of political prosecutions against the President’s enemies. DOJ special prosecutor Jack Smith has secured indictments against former President Trump in Washington, D.C. and in Florida – X (formerly Twitter) was even slapped with a fine for fighting an unconstitutional warrant issued by Smith for access to Trump’s account.

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President Joe Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing tech mogul Elon Musk's SpaceX for hiring too many American workers and enough asylum seekers and refugees.  According to the DOJ: "...from at least September 2018 to May 2022, SpaceX routinely discouraged asylees and refugees from applying and refused to hire or consider them, because of their citizenship status, in violation of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)." show more
migrants
August 23, 2023
Jake Welch
Immigration
News

NYC Migrants a ‘Serious Problem’, Say Whopping 82% of Residents.

An overwhelming majority of New Yorkers – 82 percent – have admitted that the constant flow of migrants into the state is becoming a serious problem and has to be addressed, according to new data from the Siena College Research Institute (SCRI). Only 16 percent of those living in the Democrat stronghold argued the opposite.

Around 100,000 migrants have so far passed through the city, with around 57,000 relying on the local government for assistance or shelter. The survey revealed the majority of New Yorkers – 58 percent – believe the state has “already done enough and should now work to slow the flow” rather than continue to encourage migration. This includes more than three-quarters of Republicans and 60 percent of independents. Whereas 36 percent believe more should be done to help migrants.

Those surveyed were also asked by the SCRI whether mass migration into the city and state has been beneficial. Just under half – 46 percent – answered negatively, stating that migration into the city over the past 20 years has been a “burden.” Whereas less than one-third – 32 percent – argued that mass migration has been a “benefit.”

This follows the recent warning from a New York City doctor that migrants have brought diseases, such as Tuberculosis, Hepatitis, Measles, and Syphilis, to the city after crossing the Southern Border. The city council is considering housing the migrants in Central Park, with the city’s Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services declaring: “Everything is on the table.”

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An overwhelming majority of New Yorkers – 82 percent – have admitted that the constant flow of migrants into the state is becoming a serious problem and has to be addressed, according to new data from the Siena College Research Institute (SCRI). Only 16 percent of those living in the Democrat stronghold argued the opposite. show more

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This Siena College Poll was conducted August 13-16, 2023, among 803 NYS Registered Voters
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