http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2013-04-17.html
Do us ALL a favor.... CALL ANNIE ASAP!
Do us ALL a favor.... CALL ANNIE ASAP!
we don’t need new laws. what we need is to repeal some of the horrible laws democrats passed as in the 1965 immigration act which caused immigration to come from mainly Mexico and the 3rd world. this was THE death blow to America.Before this law immigration to the USA came from Europe and we didn’t have illegal immigrant problems:
Ann Coulter nails it:
http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2013-04-17.html
we don’t need new laws. what we need is to repeal some of the horrible laws democrats passed as in the 1965 immigration act which caused immigration to come from mainly Mexico and the 3rd world. this was THE death blow to America.Before this law immigration to the USA came from Europe and we didn’t have illegal immigrant problems:
Ann Coulter nails it:
http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2013-05-22.html
So now I think all the scandals are intended to distract from Rubio’s amnesty bill.
For decades, Mexicans have been about 30 percent of all legal immigrants to the United States, while only a smidgen more than 1 percent come from Great Britain. Is that fair? Granted, their food is better, but why is it the norm is to have nearly 30 times as many Mexican as British immigrants?
We have been taking in more immigrants from Guatemala, the Dominican Republic and Colombia, individually, than from England, our mother country. There are nearly twice as many immigrants from El Salvador as from Canada, and 10 times as many as from Australia.
Why can’t the country be more or less the ethnic composition that it always was? The 50-1 Latin American-to-European ratio isn’t a natural phenomenon that might result from, say, Europeans losing interest in coming here and poor Latin Americans providing some unique skill desperately needed in our modern, technology-based economy.
To the contrary, it’s result of an insane government policy. Teddy Kennedy’s 1965 Immigration Act was designed to artificially inflate the number of immigrants from the Third World, while making it virtually impossible for anyone from the nations that historically provided our immigrants to come here.
Pre-1965 immigrants were what made this country what it was for a reason: They were the pre-welfare state immigrants. From around 1630 to 1966, immigrants sank or swam. About a third of them couldn’t make it in America and went home — and those are the ones who weren’t rejected right off the boat for being sick, crippled or idiots.