Ireland: Ireland Pursues Immigration Business as Usual - Brenda Walker
March 21, 2009
By Brenda Walker
However, you can never underestimate Washington's treachery against the American people where immigration is concerned. Check out last year's lop-sided work visa agreement: 5,000 visas for Americans and 20,000 for Irish. Wouldn't it be more fair for Americans to get the bigger share of work visas, since the United States has a considerably larger population?? (US - 306 million; Ireland - 4 million)
VDARE.com Blog
More Immigration Stories From Brenda Walker
'Neo-Slavery' Re-emerging As A Business Strategy - Brenda Walker
May 16, 2009
By Brenda Walker Some patriotic friends of borders may have thought that a severe recession would be an impossible time for Washington to push through an amnesty for 10-30 million lawbreaking foreigners. But Senator Charles Schumer, Chair of the Subcommittee...
Continue Reading
Release of Uighur Terrorists Still Likely - Brenda Walker
May 08, 2009
By Brenda Walker The question of what's to be done with the Uighur jihadists now imprisoned in Guantanamo has been bubbling along on a back burner of media and political attention, but that's changing. A few people have been sounding...
Continue Reading
Mexico Mainlines Malevolence-And Immigration Policy Brings It Here - Brenda Walker
May 08, 2009
By Brenda Walker Mexico loves its criminals to a degree found in few other places. We Americans have admired people like Jesse James, Al Capone, Butch and Sundance, and Bonnie and Clyde for their outlaw ways. However, while we may...
Continue Reading
Thoughts On The Sacramento Tea Party-Immigration Dimension Must Be Added! - Brenda Walker
May 02, 2009
By Brenda Walker The Tea Parties of April 15 were a moment of reinvigoration for many Californians on a familiar subject. Many people at the rally I attended emphasized that continuing action was necessary to force the legislators to get...
Continue Reading
Mexicans Rejigger Good Friday as an Amnesty Extravaganza - Brenda Walker
April 17, 2009
By Brenda Walker Yep, the suffering of Jesus for the sins of the world was deemed a dandy plot device to depict Mexicans as Christ-like innocents at the hands of cruel Americans. Scourging Roman centurions were transposed into ICE agents...
Continue Reading
More Immigration Stories From Ireland
Ireland: Candidate wants to bar workers from E.U. countries
May 15, 2009
Libertas candidate for Ireland East Raymond O'Malley has called for Ireland to close its borders to workers from fellow EU states. Speaking on Today FM's Last Word show with Matt Cooper, Mr O'Malley said: "I think a lot of people...
Continue Reading
Ireland: Study suggests job-seekers with non-Irish names face discrimination
May 07, 2009
People applying for jobs in Ireland are twice as likely to get an interview if their name is Irish rather than foreign, according to groundbreaking field research published Thursday by the nation's major think tank. The Economic and Social Research...
Continue Reading
Ireland: High tech system to monitor holiday visa and work permit holders
May 04, 2009
A hi-tech new border system is to be introduced to crack down on the increasing numbers of foreign migrants who illegally overstay their welcome in Ireland. The Government is preparing to establish an Irish Borders Operations Centre (IBOC) to monitor...
Continue Reading
Ireland: Group of 25 deported back to Nigeria
April 30, 2009
25 people were deported from Ireland to Nigeria last night after deportation orders were issued against them. The group of 11 men, five women and nine children was deported at around 10 pm. The group, accompanied by a number of...
Continue Reading
Ireland: Restrictions on non-E.U. labor being tightening
April 17, 2009
Dublin (AFP) -- Ireland is to tighten up its immigrant work permit system in response to growing unemployment in the recession-hit country, the deputy prime minister said on Wednesday. The stricter rules, involving a revision of the qualifying conditions for...
Continue Reading
More Immigration Stories From Opinion
'Secure'?: Another New Definition from Secretary Napolitano - Janice Kephart
May 16, 2009
By Janice Kephart On Wednesday, the House Homeland Security Committee conducted a hearing on the 2010 budget priorities of the Department of Homeland Security. The budget was submitted to Congress on May 7, 2009 as part of the President's $3.5...
Continue Reading
Secure Fences Work at White House - Jon Feere
May 16, 2009
By Jon Feere Open-border advocates often claim that fences don't work. Why, then, does the White House have a secure, dual perimeter fence (both metal and 'virtual') and limited points of entry-with officials doing quick background checks at each? Answer:...
Continue Reading
Pandering by the ADL - Stephen Steinlight
May 16, 2009
By Stephen Steinlight Notwithstanding the most incontrovertible survey data - findings so solid, consistent, and devastating not even the most naïve multicultural Pollyanna can be in denial regarding the fanatical anti-Semitism pervasive among the world's 1.3 billion Muslims - the...
Continue Reading
On E.J. Dionne's 'Buying Time on Immigration' - Stephen Steinlight
May 16, 2009
By Stephen Steinlight Before giving E.J. Dionne two cheers for the quotient of candor in his Washington Post column 'Buying Time on Immigration,' plus three cheers for calling for greater decency in the immigration debate, and a well deserved rap...
Continue Reading
The Change They Seek - John Wahala
May 16, 2009
By John Wahala The gathering here in Washington, D.C., had the predictable themes: an internationalist orientation; an array of Soviet-style paraphernalia; and the relentless recitation of Cesar Chavez's dictum, "Si se puede!" After an introduction in Spanish by the Rev....
Continue Reading