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  • Dangerous Times: America will Survive Obama

    03/30/2013 6:15:35 AM PDT · by EXCH54FE · 76 replies
    American Thinker ^ | Mar. 30, 2013 | James Lewis
    Domestically, Obama is trying to create a Eurosocialist centralized economy. But in the liberal paradise of Europe the socialist model is failing right in front of our eyes today. Millions of people in Italy and Greece have had their incomes slashed in half and their taxes increased. The Euro is failing in all the weaker economies of Europe. The standard demagogic propaganda of Eurosocialism -- calling one's opponents racists and planetary poisoners -- is failing. Everywhere the Arab Spring has sprung, Islamist tyranny has replaced relative freedom -- for women most of all. Turkey used to be a modern country...
  • Economy Slowed, But Immigration Didn't - The Foreign-Born Population, 2000-2004

    11/23/2004 2:32:14 PM PST · by Marine Inspector · 20 replies · 1,774+ views
    Center for Immigration Studies. ^ | November 2004 | Steven A. Camarota
     Economy Slowed, But Immigration Didn't The Foreign-Born Population, 2000-2004November 2004By Steven A. Camarota Download the .pdf versionThe recent economic slowdown represents a real-world test of the argument that immigration is largely driven by the U.S. economy. Although the economy slowed after 2000, analysis of the latest Census Bureau data shows that immigration remained at record levels. The nation’s immigrant population (legal and illegal) reached a new record of more than 34 million in March of 2004, an increase of 4.3 million just since 2000. The fact that immigration levels have remained so high even though job growth has been...