Neil Munro - Page 88

San Francisco’s former Mayor has some advice for young progressives: President Donald Trump is popular, so come up with a better agenda instead of just sneering at him. 

White House chief of staff John Kelly told NPR that he is astounded by the Democrats’ refusal to accept President Donald Trump’s immigration compromise offer of citizenship for 1.8 million DACA illegals.

The Tennesee meatpacker which allegedly hired almost 100 illegals also ensured that their 160 additional children could be enrolled in Hamblen County schools, according to a count conducted by a pro-migration group.

Retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan is using the “discharge petition” process to decisively split from President Donald Trump’s election-winning, pro-American immigration policies.

The “discharge petition” effort by 17 GOP House legislators to pass a no-strings ‘DACA’ amnesty is either politically insane or high-risk, pre-election fakery, says pro-American immigration reformers. 

The Democratic Party is being dragged to the cultural left by its growing cohort of professional-class voters, says a survey by the Wall Street Journal.

Fifteen Republicans have quickly signed a “discharge petition” that would allow Democrats to push a no-strings amnesty for roughly 3 million ‘DACA’ illegals through the House this month.

Mainstream populist media has taken over much of the Republican Party’s former role, says Thomas Edsall, a reform-minded, old-school liberal columnist at the New York Times. 

The deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee wore a T-shirt which urged opposition to national borders around the United States, as he walked in a May Day parade in Minneapolis, Minn.

Immigration officers have arrested an illegal migrant who killed two Americans in a December 2017 auto accident after Maryland’s Montgomery Country had let the migrant escape deportation two years earlier.

A poll shows that President Donald Trump’s approval rating has spiked since April 27 — prompting the Reuters/Ipsos polling team to quarantine their own data. 

The Department of Homeland Security is promising to prosecute all illegal immigrants, likely reducing the economic incentive for poor migrants to risk jail while trying to get jobs in the United States.

President Donald Trump’s federal agencies will allow companies to bring in an additional 15,000 foreign “guest workers” for use in landscaping, forestry, resorts, and seafood processing, say Maryland seafood executives.

Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post is defending the hiring of Chinese graduates by American firms, despite the often-reported Chinese theft of commercial secrets and national security technology, and despite the salary-cutting impact on American graduates. 

Twenty Democratic Senators are calling for fewer border agents, fewer deportations, and fewer detention beds in the 2019 budget, echoing their home-state demands for a continued inflow of cheap illegal-immigrant labor. 

President Donald Trump’s deputies are debating whether to protect U.S. research by limiting the hiring of Chinese technology graduates, according to leaked reports provided to the New York Times.

Mike DeWine, a GOP primary candidate for the Ohio gubernatorial race, agreed to attend a 2006 fundraiser with leaders of a local mosque that was tightly tied to a militant Egypt-born Islamic cleric.

The One Percent on Wall Street must save the nation by taking political control from President Donald Trump, says former President Bill Clinton’s far-left labor secretary.

U.S. border officers are limiting asylum applications from the Honduran caravan to a few dozen people per day, so helping avoid a rush of migrants that would trigger “catch and release” policies.

The migrant ‘caravan’ is scheduled to make their border-wall requests for asylum starting on Sunday, setting up a test between the pro-migration groups and President Donald Trump’s pro-Americans policies. 

Just like whites, blacks without college degrees are more concerned about cheap-labor migration than are blacks with college degrees, according to a peer-reviewed study by a political-science professor at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. 

The Washington Post is warning migrants in the Honduran ‘caravan’ that they may be criminally prosecuted for trying to evade border guards this weekend, even if they bring children with them for legal cover. 

Migrants seeking asylum at the southern border must ask for asylum in the safe countries they transit, says Homeland Defense Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.

The Department of Homeland Security has announced that it will end “Temporary Protected Status” for roughly 9,000 Nepalis in June 2019.

New York’s Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo is ratcheting up efforts to block immigration enforcement amid growing campaign pressure from a further-left candidate, Cynthia Nixon.

Roughly 9,000 people from Nepal will be asked to go home after being allowed to stay in the United States since April 2015, according to the Washington Post. 

What is a tight labor market? A tight labor market is when multi-billionaire Warren Buffet is forced to pay higher wages to recruit new employees.

The “caravan” of Honduran migrants seeking entry into the United States is an organized and direct political challenge to Americans’ borders and to President Donald Trump’s popular immigration policies. 

Only 14 percent of registered voters strongly oppose President Donald Trump’s border reforms, despite the establishment media’s depiction of the reforms as a “Muslim travel ban.”

Sen. Marco Rubio is trying to build a bridge between the GOP’s populist voters and the party’s business-first wing — but without mentioning his advocacy for the cheap-labor immigration policy which has split the GOP, wrecked his career and put a real-estate developer into the White House.

A Gallup poll shows a very mixed reaction by Americans to the GOP tax cut, creating another November problem for the establishment wing of the GOP.

Border-law loopholes are incentivizing migrants to use other people’s children as human shields to get themselves into the United States, according to the New York Times. 

Donald Trump’s deputies are planning to shrink the H-1B program, likely raising salaries for a broad swath of young Americans who have earned degrees in medicine, business, and technology, according to a document from the Department of Homeland Security.

Pro-transgender advocacy is a tornado of incoherent claims and political intimidation, says a far-left feminist author who volunteered to write a review of a new book about the transgender ideology. 

Silicon Valley investors, including Facebook owner Mark Zuckerberg, are joining the Koch network’s push for a quick amnesty that would also keep the issue of cheap-labor immigration out of the November election. 

House Speaker Paul Ryan is rejecting the growing inside pressure for him to allow a new leadership team who can guide the GOP’s House caucus through the difficult 2018 elections.