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Category: Immigration
August 2, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
UK

WATCH: Farage Blasts Leftist UK PM for Blaming Disorder After Mass Stabbing of Girls by Migration-Background Teen on ‘Far Right.’

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage has taken Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to task for his response to the disorder following the deadly mass stabbing of a number of young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. Starmer, of the leftist Labour Party, has promised a draconian crackdown on the “far right” in response to the disorder, contrasting with his disinterest in contemporary riots and disorder involving ethnic minorities.

“[Starmer’s] conclusion [is] very simple, it’s all the far right, as if they’re causing all of the problems. No, the far right are a reaction to fear, to discomfort, to unease that is out there, shared by tens of million of people,” Farage said.

“Let me be clear: I don’t support street violence. I don’t support thuggery of any kind,” the Brexit leader stressed. “But I am worried not just about the events in Southport, but about societal decline that is happening in our country. Law and order, folks, on our streets, is breaking down.”

“This Prime Minister hasn’t got an earthly clue how to deal with it,” Farage added, calling for tougher prison sentences for knife criminals and more use of stop-and-search powers by police, without being afraid to use them against people who are not white.

“Mr Starmer, just to blame a few far-right thugs, to say that’s the root of our problems, doesn’t work,” he concluded.

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Reform Party leader Nigel Farage has taken Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to task for his response to the disorder following the deadly mass stabbing of a number of young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. Starmer, of the leftist Labour Party, has promised a draconian crackdown on the "far right" in response to the disorder, contrasting with his disinterest in contemporary riots and disorder involving ethnic minorities. show more
August 2, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
UK

ICYMI: Cops Arrest Over 100 People Protesting Mass Stabbing of Children.

Over 100 protestors in London were arrested on Thursday while demonstrating against the fatal stabbing of three young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. A total of 111 people were arrested for assaulting police officers, breaching protest conditions, and other offenses. Additionally, 60 others were arrested under the Public Order Act 1986 for failing to comply with protest conditions but not taken into custody.

Demonstrators gathered for the ‘Enough is Enough’ protest clashed with police in Whitehall, which hosts many government departments. London’s Metropolitan Police reported that one officer was punched in the chest, and another was kicked multiple times. However, video footage also shows officers attacking demonstrators, seemingly without provocation.

Generally, the police response to the mass stabbing protestors seems to have been far more aggressive than the response to ethnic minority riots in Leeds recently, or the surrounding of a Rochdale police station by Muslims angry over a fight between officers and their co-religionists at Manchester Airport.

Protests also took place in Hartlepool, Manchester, and Aldershot, where several more arrests were made.

The protests come in the wake of the fatal stabbing of three young girls aged six, seven, and nine, who were attending a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, England. Several other girls, two female dance teachers, and a man in his sixties who tried to intervene were also stabbed, with many left in critical condition.

Seventeen-year-old Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, born in Wales to Rwandan migrants, has been arrested and charged with multiple murder and attempted murder counts.

Following the protests, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer promised to crack down on those protesting against the mass stabbing, branding them “far-right.”

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Over 100 protestors in London were arrested on Thursday while demonstrating against the fatal stabbing of three young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. A total of 111 people were arrested for assaulting police officers, breaching protest conditions, and other offenses. Additionally, 60 others were arrested under the Public Order Act 1986 for failing to comply with protest conditions but not taken into custody. show more
August 1, 2024
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Alien Arrested for ‘Horrific’ Sex Crimes Against Young Girl.

Authorities have arrested an illegal alien accused of sexually assaulting a child in Shelby, Michigan in the latest child sex crime involving an illegal. Joel Quintana-Dominguez, 32, faces charges of three counts of sexual assault against a girl under 13 years old, according to local police.

Law enforcement apprehended Quintana-Dominguez on July 19 as he was attempting to flee the country. Shelby Township Police Chief Robert Shelide stated, “I’m disgusted and sickened by these charges.”

“Another victim came in last night and described horrific acts,” Shelide disclosed. “There are likely multiple other victims that we are actively searching for.”

Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers, a former FBI agent, took to social media, stating, “Another horrific and entirely preventable tragedy. Every single state is a border state thanks to Border Czar Kamala Harris.”

Despite being put in charge of the border crisis in 2021, Vice President Harris has done little to stem the tide of millions of illegals flowing through into the United States, with border officials stating that she flatly refused to implement policies that would stop the crisis.

Harris has even disparaged the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Agency in the past, comparing them to Ku Klux Klan (KKK) while she was serving as a Senator.

Joel Quintana-Dominguez is just the latest in a series of arrests of illegals who have allegedly engaged in child sex crimes under the Biden-Harris government.

In one egregious case, a mother who was also an illegal alien allowed a 33-year-old fellow migrant to rape her 12-year-old daughter in Wisconsin.

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Authorities have arrested an illegal alien accused of sexually assaulting a child in Shelby, Michigan in the latest child sex crime involving an illegal. Joel Quintana-Dominguez, 32, faces charges of three counts of sexual assault against a girl under 13 years old, according to local police. show more
August 1, 2024
Immigration

Italy Begins Offshoring Illegal Aliens to Albanian Processing Centers.

Italy has opened the first of two planned migrant processing centers in Albania, beginning the first migrant outsourcing initiative in Europe. The center, located in the northern Albanian port of Shengjin, will house up to 3,000 migrants per month who are collected while sailing to Italy from Africa. A second center, planned for a former air force base in Gjader, is experiencing delays in its opening.

Only migrants who are found by Italian authorities in international waters will be eligible for the program.

Fabrizio Bucci, Italy’s ambassador to Albania, emphasized that Italian and European Union (EU) legislation would govern the centers, drawing parallels to having an Italian center located within Albania.

The bilateral agreement signed between the Italian and Albanian prime ministers will last five years, with the possibility of extension contingent on its success in reducing Italy’s migration burden and deterring migration attempts.

This year, Italy has seen approximately 31,000 migrant arrivals by sea, a reduction from the same period last year. In 2023, over 157,000 migrants arrived in Italy.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who campaigned on stricter migration policies, has made the Albania plan a central part of her so-far failed immigration strategy. Last year Meloni even stated that Europe and Italy “need” migrants, setting off alarm bells among her populist voters.

Support for the Albania plan is evident among some EU member states; a letter from 15 EU countries, spearheaded by Denmark, endorsed the outsourcing of migration management.

Such measures have drawn comparisons to the Britain’s previous proposal to transfer asylum seekers to Rwanda. This was immediately scrapped by the new Labour government last month, costing taxpayers millions of pounds. However, Australia has operated offshore migrant centers for years, slashing illegal sea voyages to their territory to almost zero.

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Italy has opened the first of two planned migrant processing centers in Albania, beginning the first migrant outsourcing initiative in Europe. The center, located in the northern Albanian port of Shengjin, will house up to 3,000 migrants per month who are collected while sailing to Italy from Africa. A second center, planned for a former air force base in Gjader, is experiencing delays in its opening. show more
August 1, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Election 2024
Election Integrity
Immigration

WATCH: Non-Citizens Admit, on Camera, That They Are Registered to Vote.

As many as 14 percent of non-citizens spoken to by a journalist in Georgia admitted to being registered to vote in American elections, which could mean tens of thousands of non-citizens have been registered.

A video showing non-citizens admitting to being registered to vote was published on July 31 by the Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project and shows 14 percent of the non-citizens questioned admitting to being registered to vote. Some non-citizens questioned even admitted they had voted previously.

According to the Oversight Project, an estimated 339,000 non-citizens currently live in Georgia. If the 14 percent number held true for the rest of the state, then Georgia could have as many as 47,000 non-citizens registered to vote.

The number is significant as Joe Biden only won the state by less than 12,000 votes during the 2020 presidential election. Georgia has faced major scrutiny over its election practices, particularly in Fulton County, where election documents published in 2021 revealed election discrepancies, including incorrect ballots being delivered and scanning machines failing.

Earlier this year, 300 election officials in key swing states, including Georgia, raised alarms over election integrity concerns in their localities. The Oversight Project has contacted Georgia officials regarding the non-citizens being registered to vote and wishes to cooperate with any investigation.

Georgia is not the only state that faces issues with non-citizens voting, as prosecutors brought charges against 37 non-citizens who voted in North Carolina’s 2016 election. Prosecutors who handled the cases also noted that most non-citizens were far more likely to vote for the Democrats than the Republicans.

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As many as 14 percent of non-citizens spoken to by a journalist in Georgia admitted to being registered to vote in American elections, which could mean tens of thousands of non-citizens have been registered. show more
Migrant Crime
August 1, 2024
Crime
Immigration

Venezuelan Street Gang’s Rise Sparks Alarm Across U.S.

A Venezuelan street gang’s expansion across the United States is heightening concerns among state and federal authorities. Information from a New Mexico police department, corroborated by federal officials, indicates that members of the gang, Tren De Aragua, have been encouraged to attack police officers in Denver.

On Tuesday, the Albuquerque Police Department confirmed receiving a safety alert regarding the Tren De Aragua organization. Additionally, according to a bulletin from the Colorado Information Analysis Center, members of the gang in Denver have been permitted to target law enforcement officers.

Similar warnings have been sent to federal officials in Chicago and Border Patrol agents. Originating in a Venezuelan prison, the gang has gradually spread northward, reaching the United States. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has previously alerted agents to the potential arrival of Tren De Aragua members via the southern border.

Former President Donald J. Trump has blasted the Biden-Harris government’s open borders policies for allowing the violent Venezuelan gang to gain a foothold in the United States. “In Chicago and Miami, police have confirmed the violent Venezuelan ‘Tren de Aragua’ gang is now operating in their cities,” he noted in February.

In May, Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens warned, “Their criminal activities represent a serious threat to our communities!”

Meanwhile, The National Pulse reported in March that Diego Ibarra, brother of Jose Ibarra, the illegal immigrant arrested for the murder of Laken Riley, is likely a member of Tren de Aragua.

Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill have expressed concerns about the gang’s growing influence. Representative Troy Nehls (R-TX) has called for a moratorium on all Venezuelans entering the U.S. due to the risk posed by released Venezuelan prisoners embedding themselves into illegal immigrant caravans.

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A Venezuelan street gang's expansion across the United States is heightening concerns among state and federal authorities. Information from a New Mexico police department, corroborated by federal officials, indicates that members of the gang, Tren De Aragua, have been encouraged to attack police officers in Denver. show more
August 1, 2024
Economy
Immigration
World

One in Twenty Syrians Are Now in Germany, and Most Are on Welfare.

Germany has seen a substantial increase in its Syrian population since the 2015-16 migrant crisis, with the number reaching at least 972,000 by the end of 2023. This represents a sixteenfold increase from 2014, when there were only 60,000 Syrians in the country. Syrians in Germany now represent nearly five percent of all Syrians.

Over half of the Syrians in Germany, 513,534 people, receive German welfare known as Burgergeld, according to the Federal Employment Agency. Even those not on welfare receive aid via the Asylum Seekers’ Benefits Act. The government’s expenditure on migrants was nearly €50 billion in 2023, largely contributing to record-high debt levels. Since 2010, Germany has paid over $145 billion in welfare to foreigners.

Afghan migrants have also increased significantly, with their numbers reaching 419,410 in 2023, representing a sixfold rise since 2014.

Nearly half of these, approximately 197,551, receive social welfare payments. This rapid influx has continued, with an announcement from Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock indicating that 10,000 more Afghans are expected to arrive soon.

Official data reveals that 47.3 percent of all welfare recipients in Germany are foreigners.

Alongside overrepresentation in welfare usage, migrants are overrepresented in crime. Statistics reveal that Afghans have higher criminality rates than native Germans, including serious offenses like assault and gang rape.

Germany’s new citizenship law will allow migrants who have been in the country for five years to apply for naturalization, with some eligible after just three years. Last year, at least 70,000 Syrians became German citizens.

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Germany has seen a substantial increase in its Syrian population since the 2015-16 migrant crisis, with the number reaching at least 972,000 by the end of 2023. This represents a sixteenfold increase from 2014, when there were only 60,000 Syrians in the country. Syrians in Germany now represent nearly five percent of all Syrians. show more
August 1, 2024
Immigration

Judge Dismisses NYC Mayor Eric Adams’s ‘Unconstitutional’ Migrant Bussing Lawsuit.

A Manhattan judge has dismissed Mayor Eric Adams‘s $700 million lawsuit against bus companies that transported more than 33,000 illegal immigrants to New York City, ruling the case “dubious at best.” The suit, filed in January, targeted 17 bus companies for allegedly violating state law by ferrying people from Texas to New York City. However, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Mary Rosado deemed the suit “unconstitutional,” citing the Interstate Commerce Clause.

Rosado’s Monday ruling stated that the city’s attempt to regulate the transportation of illegal immigrants across state lines violated constitutional provisions. The lawsuit hinged on a 19th-century “pauper’s statute,” which Rosado noted had already been declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court over 80 years ago. Specifically, she pointed to a 1941 decision against a California law deemed “essentially identical.”

Mayor Adams had claimed that the bus companies failed to cover the costs of caring for the illegals, leading to expenditures of approximately $700 million over the past two years. “These companies have violated state law by not paying the cost of caring for these migrants, and that’s why we are suing,” he said.

Lisa Zornberg, chief counsel to the mayor and City Hall, expressed respect for the court’s decision but maintained that the 1817 statute the suit was based on had not been conclusively ruled unconstitutional. Zornberg emphasized that the city’s objective was to protect its social services system and residents.

Attorney Robert Hantman, representing the bus companies, praised Judge Rosado for her impartiality and legal adherence. According to the city, roughly 33,600 illegal immigrants have been bused to New York since the crisis began in April 2022. The city also reported that over 200,000 migrants have arrived in total, with 64,000 still residing in city shelters as of July.

Prior to the crisis, Mayor Adams praised the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris government for blocking the completion of Donald Trump’s border wall, and said the Big Apple would “always” be a sanctuary city for migrants.

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A Manhattan judge has dismissed Mayor Eric Adams's $700 million lawsuit against bus companies that transported more than 33,000 illegal immigrants to New York City, ruling the case “dubious at best.” The suit, filed in January, targeted 17 bus companies for allegedly violating state law by ferrying people from Texas to New York City. However, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Mary Rosado deemed the suit “unconstitutional,” citing the Interstate Commerce Clause. show more
August 1, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
UK

Riots Spread as Mass Stabber Who Targeted Young Children Named as Axel Muganwa Rudakubana.

Disorderly protests over the deadly mass stabbing of a number of people, mostly young girls, at a Taylor Swift-themed dance and yoga class in Southport, England, are spreading, with police taking a confrontational approach and arresting dozens. The suspect in the case, who will turn 18 shortly, has been named as Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, born in Wales to migrants from Rwanda. The corporate media are illustrating stories about Rudakubana with a photograph taken when he was a small child, markedly different from his appearance in court sketches.

More than a hundred people were arrested in central London on Wednesday evening on Whitehall, near Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer‘s official residence on Downing Street, apparently including a 73-year-old woman with a pacemaker. While there are reports of many police officers being injured, in some cases, they appear to have started fights with the demonstrators themselves.

Many people are contrasting police forces’ combative approach towards the mostly white mass stabbing protestors to their habit of simply abandoning the streets when minority communities begin rioting, as when Roma Gypsies flipped police cars and torched buses at a recent riot in Harehills, Leeds.

This was not lost on yesterday’s demonstrators, with some taking up chants of “Where the f**k were you in Leeds?”

Protests also turned violent in Hartlepool, with a police car set on fire, multiple officers pelted with eggs and other missiles, and eight arrests.

Aldershot also saw protests centered on a hotel where illegal aliens are being housed at taxpayers’ expense. Protestors held placards bearing slogans such as “no apartments for illegals” and “deport them, don’t support them,” with at least two being arrested.

Manchester also saw some minor unrest.

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Disorderly protests over the deadly mass stabbing of a number of people, mostly young girls, at a Taylor Swift-themed dance and yoga class in Southport, England, are spreading, with police taking a confrontational approach and arresting dozens. The suspect in the case, who will turn 18 shortly, has been named as Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, born in Wales to migrants from Rwanda. The corporate media are illustrating stories about Rudakubana with a photograph taken when he was a small child, markedly different from his appearance in court sketches. show more
germany
August 1, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
World

A New Electorate: Huge Surge in Citizenship Applications After Unpopular Leftist Govt Changes Rules for Migrants.

German states have reported a surge in citizenship applications after the leftist national government changed citizenship laws last month, allowing migrants who have lived in Germany for just five years to apply.

The State Office for Immigration in Berlin reported receiving about 4,000 applications in June, averaging 133 per day. By July 21, the office had already processed over 5,000 applications, averaging around 200 per day.

The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior reports monthly applications in Bavaria surged from an average of over 5,600 from January to May to over 8,400 in June. In July, Hesse saw 3,300 naturalization applications, up from 2,600 the previous year. Hamburg experienced a 76 percent increase, Bremen 41 percent, and Schleswig-Holstein 38 percent.

These increases come after at least 70,000 Syrians alone were granted citizenship in Germany last year out of the total 200,100 people granted a German passport.

The new law, introduced by Germany‘s leftist governing coalition, reduces the naturalization period from eight to five years, with a three-year option for those showing supposedly exceptional integration. Children born in Germany to foreign parents will automatically receive German citizenship if at least one parent has lived legally in Germany for over five years and has permanent residency.

CHANGING THE ELECTORATE. 

The Social Democrats, far-left Greens, and neoliberal Free Democrats that make up the coalition all polled behind the populist, anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the recent European elections. The move to hand out citizenship to many more migrants may boost the coalition at the ballot box, however, with migration-background Germans being more likely to vote left.

Since the migrant crisis of 2015-16, Germany has seen migrant crime soar to the point that migrants are suspects in nearly 60 percent of violent crimes.

Many Europeans are noticing the change in Germany, including Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who said last month that mass migration has radically transformed the country for the worse.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report. 

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German states have reported a surge in citizenship applications after the leftist national government changed citizenship laws last month, allowing migrants who have lived in Germany for just five years to apply. show more