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May 15, 2024
Immigration
UK

WATCH: Politician Demands Entry for MILLIONS of Gazans, Calls Them ‘Highly Intelligent, Skilled, Doctors and Academics.’

A Member of Parliament (MP) for Britain’s Labour Party, projected to win the next British election by a landslide, wants to open the country’s borders to Palestinian families from Gaza, claiming they are extremely skilled and intelligent. The average IQ in Gaza is, in fact, lower than 70, which is regarded as functionally retarded.

“We should be able to put in place things through our immigration system… [which] allows those people to leave [Gaza], and leave quickly, and to arrive on our shores and to safe haven as quickly as possible,” argued Sam Tarry MP, a member of the Socialist Campaign Group parliamentary caucus.

“I believe, actually, that on top of that those people should be able, where able, to work immediately, because many of those people are doctors, they are academics, you know, the Gazan people are highly, highly skilled, and [an] incredibly intelligent and well-educated workforce of people, and many of them would absolutely love to do that and give their contribution in return [from] safety from the refuge from the barbarity [sic] they are facing,” Tarry insisted.

HIGHLY SKILLED?

Similar arguments were made about the Syrian migration wave of 2015-16 being replete with doctors and engineers. However, German researchers later found that almost two-thirds could not even read or write.

Gaza and the West Bank have suspiciously high official literacy rates, with only 3.3 percent unable to read or write — much lower than in neighboring Israel or the United States. However, research by British and Saudi academics conducted in 2012-13 found the average IQ in Gaza at 67.9, within the range of mild intellectual disability.

Tellingly, the King of Jordan, Abdullah II, has stated he does not want any Gazan refugees. Similarly, the Egyptian government has warned it does not want Gazan refugees and will send them to Europe if they enter Egypt en masse.

A majority of adults in the Gaza Strip voted for Hamas the last time it held elections, in 2006, and a majority of the population has now been raised under Hamas. Between 71 percent and 85 percent of Palestinians support the Hamas terror attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.

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A Member of Parliament (MP) for Britain's Labour Party, projected to win the next British election by a landslide, wants to open the country's borders to Palestinian families from Gaza, claiming they are extremely skilled and intelligent. The average IQ in Gaza is, in fact, lower than 70, which is regarded as functionally retarded. show more
May 14, 2024
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Deported by Trump Re-Entered U.S. Recently, Now Charged with Killing 3-Month-Old.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has confirmed that Melvin Jesus Aquino Enriquez, a Mexican illegal alien charged with causing grievous physical harm to a three-month-old child who later died, was previously deported from the U.S. under Donald Trump. The 26-year-old illegal alien is also accused of violently strangling the infant’s mother.

Aquino Enriquez, featured in The National Pulse’s most recent migrant crime round-up, is now confirmed to have been arrested for criminal trespass in Harris County, Texas, in March 2020. He was subject to an ICE detainer and eventually issued with a deportation order in September and repatriated to Mexico.

“On an unknown date and at an unknown location, Aquino illegally re-entered the U.S. On April 15, 2024, [Enforcement Removal Operations] Houston immigration officers encountered Aquino at the Montgomery County (Texas) Jail following his arrest for allegedly assaulting a woman and her infant child and an immigration detainer was lodged with the jail,” an ICE spokesman said, adding that the agency “mourns the tragic loss of this young life.”

Currently, Aquino Enriquez is charged with causing injury to a child and assault-family violence. However, further charges may be added following an autopsy to “further determine the circumstances leading to the untimely and devastating death of the child.”

Many illegal aliens who commit crimes in the U.S. prove to be people previously released by Border Patrol, previously deported, or previously arrested or even convicted of crimes on U.S. soil.  These include Laken Riley’s suspected murderer, Jose Antonio Ibarra, who was wanted for shoplifting and skipping court when he allegedly killed the nursing student.

Nevertheless, Democrat Senators voted against the Laken Riley Act, which would have required illegal aliens responsible for thefts, burglary, larceny, or shoplifting to be detained until their deportation.

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has confirmed that Melvin Jesus Aquino Enriquez, a Mexican illegal alien charged with causing grievous physical harm to a three-month-old child who later died, was previously deported from the U.S. under Donald Trump. The 26-year-old illegal alien is also accused of violently strangling the infant's mother. show more
May 14, 2024
Immigration

Surprise! Look Who’s Raking in Cash from Biden’s Border Crisis.

Taxpayers’ dollars earmarked to aid asylum seekers and other legal and illegal immigrants who have entered the United States under the Biden government have proved to be a windfall for left-wing nonprofits working on resettlement programs. Ostensibly, migrant resettlement is overseen by the federal government. However, the federal departments involved often contract certain tasks out to nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). This is allegedly done as a cost-saving measure.

The Unaccompanied Children Program, run by the Biden Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)’s Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), is charged with the care and resettlement of unaccompanied migrant minors who enter the United States. However, much of the work done by The Unaccompanied Children Program — and the ORR — is contracted out to a handful of nonprofits and NGOs.

Three of the largest beneficiaries of the government contracts are Global Refuge, Southwest Key Programs, and Endeavors, Inc., which have seen their revenue grow from $597 million in 2019 to $2 billion in 2022. “The amount of taxpayer money they are getting is obscene,” said Charles Marino, a former adviser to Obama’s Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, in a recent interview with The Free Press.

Nonprofit and NGO groups like Global Refuge, Southwest Key Programs, and Endeavors, Inc. have spent millions of taxpayer dollars on frivolous programs, including pet therapy sessions and “people-plant interactions.” In one instance, Endeavors, Inc. paid a music therapist $533,000 in a single year. Additionally, Endeavors shelled out nearly $8 million for housing migrants in hotels.

The ORR budget, which has ballooned from $1.8 billion in 2018 to at least $7.3 billion this fiscal year, is fueling the migrant cash-in. Groups like Endeavors, Inc. can receive upwards of 99 percent of their budget in taxpayer dollars from the federal government.

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Taxpayers' dollars earmarked to aid asylum seekers and other legal and illegal immigrants who have entered the United States under the Biden government have proved to be a windfall for left-wing nonprofits working on resettlement programs. Ostensibly, migrant resettlement is overseen by the federal government. However, the federal departments involved often contract certain tasks out to nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). This is allegedly done as a cost-saving measure. show more
May 14, 2024
Immigration

Biden’s DHS Released Illegal Convicted of Murder.

Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a convicted killer and illegal alien from Colombia into the United States. At the time of his arrest at the U.S.-Mexico border near San Luis, Arizona, in November 2023, United States Border Patrol agents did not realize that the 49-year-old Colombian national was a convicted murderer. He was subsequently given a Notice To Appear (NTA) and released into the United States.

The Colombian national was arrested in his home country in 2016 and convicted of murder, receiving a 17-year prison sentence. It is unclear why he was released or able to leave his home country and make his way to the United States. Former President Donald J. Trump has routinely accused nations in Central and South America of emptying their prisons and sending dangerous criminals with whom they no longer wish to deal north to the U.S. border.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested the Colombian national again on May 6, 2024, near Pittsfield, Massachusetts, where he resided. The National Pulse has previously reported that the generous sanctuary laws in Massachusetts have made it attractive to illegal aliens. Massachusetts courts have also made it increasingly difficult for federal immigration officials to secure detainers on illegals arrested by state and local police.

Congress estimates Biden‘s DHS releases tens of thousands of illegal aliens into the interior United States every few weeks. Meanwhile, internal DHS data suggests upwards of 85 percent of illegals encountered by U.S. border agents are subsequently released into the country after processing. Biden’s Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who was impeached by House Republicans but not removed by the Senate, has refused multiple requests by Congress for comprehensive data detailing how many illegal immigrants have been released into the country.

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Joe Biden's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a convicted killer and illegal alien from Colombia into the United States. At the time of his arrest at the U.S.-Mexico border near San Luis, Arizona, in November 2023, United States Border Patrol agents did not realize that the 49-year-old Colombian national was a convicted murderer. He was subsequently given a Notice To Appear (NTA) and released into the United States. show more
May 14, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
NatSec

Feds Warn: Terror Groups Could Target Pride Month.

In a joint public service announcement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have cautioned that foreign terrorist organizations may target “LGBTQIA+-related events and venues” during Pride Month in June.

“Organizations like ISIS may seek to exploit increased gatherings associated with the upcoming June 2024 Pride Month,” the agencies said.

The threat is intensified by the existing heightened threat environment resulting from the war in Gaza, the FBI and DHS believe. They note the Islamic State “called for followers to conduct attacks on unidentified soft targets” last February, although not “LGBTQIA+ venues” specifically. They also note that June 12 will be the eighth anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub Orlando shooting in Florida, which saw 49 people at a gay nightclub killed by a jihadist of Afghan heritage.

In April, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned that the U.S. faces an “elevated” risk of a jihadist attack similar to the one at the Crocus City Hall concert near Moscow, Russia, which saw 145 people killed by Tajik migrants.

“Our most immediate concern has been that individuals or small groups will draw twisted inspiration from the events in the Middle East to carry out attacks here at home. But now increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland, akin to the ISIS-K attack we saw at the Russia Concert Hall,” Wray told Congress.

The Russians responded to the Crocus Hall attack, which they have linked to the Ukrainian government, by organizing mass deportations.

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In a joint public service announcement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have cautioned that foreign terrorist organizations may target "LGBTQIA+-related events and venues" during Pride Month in June. show more
May 14, 2024
Ed Kozak
Immigration
World

EU Pushes ‘Migrant Pact’ In Last Ditch Move to Halt Populist Surge in Continent-Wide Elections Next Month.

In an attempt to starve the populist right of political capital, the European Union (EU) has endorsed vast reforms to its asylum system to address the controversial issues that arose due to unregulated migration during the 2015 migrant crisis. The reforms were approved as part of The New Pact on Migration and Asylum, a set of legislative changes aimed at handling unauthorized entries more effectively.

Despite opposition by Hungary and Poland, other EU member states embraced the revisions eagerly, hoping they will resolve disagreements that have been simmering since the sudden influx of over a million migrants, primarily from war-torn areas like Syria and Iraq.

These changes, however, will not be implemented until 2026, deferring any immediate solution to the issue that has split nations over their responsibilities towards migrants. Critics have expressed concerns that this pact may end in more exploitative agreements with poorer nations that people flee or traverse to reach Europe.

In the new system, countries of first arrival will screen migrants and store the information in a new database, Eurodac. If the law is enacted and enforced fully by member countries, the newly approved reforms will mark a significant shift in the EU’s handling of migration, giving countries a degree of flexibility in lending asylum support while ensuring stricter border protocols. This change has already received pushback, notably from Hungary, spotlighting challenges that lie ahead in the implementation process.

Concerns over mass migration have been a driving factor in increasing European support for right-wing populist parties, such as Alternative for Germany (AfD) in Germany, Party for Freedom (PVV) in the Netherlands, and National Rally (RN) in France. Right-wing populist parties have seen a surge in support over the last few years and are expected to make significant gains in the European elections next month.

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In an attempt to starve the populist right of political capital, the European Union (EU) has endorsed vast reforms to its asylum system to address the controversial issues that arose due to unregulated migration during the 2015 migrant crisis. The reforms were approved as part of The New Pact on Migration and Asylum, a set of legislative changes aimed at handling unauthorized entries more effectively. show more
May 14, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
World

Hezbollah Leader Threatens Europe With Fresh Wave of Migrants.

Hassan Nasrallah, the Islamist cleric and leader of Hezbollah, is pressuring the Lebanese government to allow a Syrian migrant armada to sail for Europe. In a televised address, he said it is time for “a national decision that says: we have opened the sea… whoever wants to leave for Europe, for Cyprus, the sea is in front of you. Take a boat and board it.”

Cyprus is a member of the European Union (EU) and its borderless Schengen Area and is already experiencing a massive influx of boat migrants — up from just 78 in the first three months of 2023 to over 2,000 in the first three months of 2024.

While the influx seems small compared to Joe Biden’s border crisis in the United States, the Greek Christian population of Cyprus is under one million, and the new arrivals and past arrivals during the migrant crisis of 2015-16 have put it under enormous pressure. The north of the island is under Turkish occupation following an invasion in the 1970s, and the Turkish government has settled hundreds of thousands of Muslims in the so-called Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus — which only Ankara recognizes.

Nasrallah claims Hezbollah does not “propose forcing displaced Syrians to board boats and leave for Cyprus and Europe,” but it is likely many of the approximately two million Syrian refugees in Lebanon would do so if the Lebanese authorities stopped trying to prevent voyages.

Hezbollah is not officially part of the Lebanese government, but it essentially has free rein in the south of the fractured country, which was majority Christian until Muslim immigration and Christian emigration permanently changed its demographics.

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Hassan Nasrallah, the Islamist cleric and leader of Hezbollah, is pressuring the Lebanese government to allow a Syrian migrant armada to sail for Europe. In a televised address, he said it is time for "a national decision that says: we have opened the sea... whoever wants to leave for Europe, for Cyprus, the sea is in front of you. Take a boat and board it." show more
Border Invasion
May 14, 2024
Immigration

U.S. Foreign Born Surges Over 51 Million.

The U.S. foreign-born population, comprising both legal and illegal immigrants, has reportedly reached an unprecedented high of 51.6 million, or 15.6 percent of the total US population, according to the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS). A record-setting, two-year increase in the foreign-born population has occurred since March 2022, with an addition of 5.1 million immigrants, over 2.5 million each year.

The report reveals that during Joe Biden‘s 39 months in office, the foreign-born population grew by 6.6 million, averaging almost 170,000 immigrants monthly. Moreover, the CIS has estimated that roughly 58 percent of this immigration increase is attributable to illegal immigration under President Biden’s existing policies. It is crucial to note that only 46 percent of those arriving after March 2022 are currently employed.

According to the same report, if this upward immigration trend perpetuates, the U.S.’s foreign-born population may rise to 62.5 million and reach 82.2 million by 2040.

Simultaneously, as immigration concerns persist, President Biden appears to be faltering in recent polls in comparison to former President Trump, who leads by a significant 35 percent on this issue. Additionally, Trump is ahead in five of the six key swing states, as per a Monday report from the New York Times. The border crisis has gotten so out of control under Biden’s watch that earlier this year, two-thirds of Americans said “invasion” is an accurate term to describe the situation at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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The U.S. foreign-born population, comprising both legal and illegal immigrants, has reportedly reached an unprecedented high of 51.6 million, or 15.6 percent of the total US population, according to the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS). A record-setting, two-year increase in the foreign-born population has occurred since March 2022, with an addition of 5.1 million immigrants, over 2.5 million each year. show more
May 13, 2024
William Upton
Immigration

Over Half of Biden’s Migrant Wave is Unemployed and Unproductive.

New data from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reveals that less than half of both legal and illegal immigrants who’ve arrived in the United States over the past two years are actually holding down a job. According to CIS, just 46 percent of the new immigrant population under Joe Biden are employed.

The CIS immigrant employment numbers, calculated with data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau, undercuts the argument used by many mass immigration proponents that the unchecked flow of immigrants is necessary to fill jobs that Americans won’t work. While immigrant labor did fuel much of the Biden government’s job growth since the octogenarian Democrat took office in 2021, it appears a cooling job market and stagnant economy has resulted in even immigrants increasingly being unable to find work.

Illegal and legal immigrant labor has distorted U.S. job numbers for several years now. The National Pulse has reported extensively on the economic and social impact the border and illegal immigration crisis have had on the average American. While cheap immigrant labor has undoubtedly had a deflationary impact, that has come chiefly through suppressing the wages of native American workers. In addition, overreliance on cheap immigrant labor can lead to industries stagnating in terms of innovation, resulting in long-term negative externalities for businesses.

Those immigrants who have been able to find work often do so through Biden — and Democrat-backed non-government organizations (NGOs) like the Tent Partnership for Refugees. Companies supplied with labor by the Ten Partnership for Refugees include RedRoof Inn, Royal Farms, Shopify, Delta Airlines, DoorDash, Etsy, and Bloomberg.

U.S. companies that employ illegal immigrants, and even more troubling, illegal child immigrants as laborers, have faced little in the way of fines under the Biden government. The National Pulse reported last week that several janitorial service companies and a vendor for Tyson Foods all faced little in terms of pushback from Biden government regulators.

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New data from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reveals that less than half of both legal and illegal immigrants who've arrived in the United States over the past two years are actually holding down a job. According to CIS, just 46 percent of the new immigrant population under Joe Biden are employed. show more
Biden Border
May 13, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Economy
Immigration

What’s Keeping Inflation & Interest Rates So High? Biden’s Great Replacement Policies.

Joe Biden’s high-volume immigration policy is driving the rising housing inflation linked to surges in interest and mortgage rates, concedes the Wall Street Journal. Chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos says one “key reason market rents have moderated is that the industry is adding a record amount of new apartment supply.” However, industry executives advise that “supply is being quickly absorbed because of increased immigration,” among other factors.

The Federal Reserve has been trying to get inflation down to two percent, but an expected slowdown in the cost of housing has not materialized.

“Fed officials, Wall Street investors, and private-sector economists have expected housing inflation to slow since late 2022,” the WSJ reports, adding, “Housing inflation has indeed slowed from a peak of 8.2 percent one year ago – but only to 5.6 percent in March.”

Jay Parsons, Texas-based apartment owner Madera Residential’s head of residential strategy, says this is “a much slower pace than pretty much anybody anticipated.”

The Biden regime had planned on being able to count on a general improvement in the inflation situation and the economy generally heading into the November elections. However, the situation is poorer than expected, with inflation figures worse than projected and job growth shaky. Research suggests the “American Dream” has become unaffordable to anyone earning less than $100,000 nationwide and, in many states, less than $150,000.

Illegal immigration, in particular, has been extremely high under Biden, with a majority of voters suspecting the Democrat incumbent is allowing it for partisan advantage.

News that immigration is helping keep housing costs, interest rates, and mortgage rates high in the U.S. comes as a report in the United Kingdom confirms record-breaking mass migration has exacerbated housing shortages and is driving rents and house prices upwards.

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Joe Biden's high-volume immigration policy is driving the rising housing inflation linked to surges in interest and mortgage rates, concedes the Wall Street Journal. Chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos says one "key reason market rents have moderated is that the industry is adding a record amount of new apartment supply." However, industry executives advise that "supply is being quickly absorbed because of increased immigration," among other factors. show more