By John Waters Mass migration is not, as it seems, an organic emanation of humanity from poor countries, but a calculated project to repopulate the territory of the declining West, with racism its chief instrument. Though, in his remarkable book, The Scramble for Europe, Stephen Smith tends to soft-focus […]
Emily Jashinsky details her reporting on the humanitarian migrant crisis after her trip to the border this week.
by Peter Zeihan on June 10, 2022 My fourth book, The End of the World Is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization is scheduled for release NEXT WEEK (!) on June 14. Immigrants and in-migration are always touchy topics. Allow me to present an excerpt from my upcoming […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley White people beware, “they” are coming to America. They’re coming in record numbers, and we know just who they are. They are not like us. They will trample our pristine Western Civilization with their dirty unwashed feet, and […]
By Joel Kotkin It’s been a week since a mentally ill racist murdered 10 people, most of them Black Americans, in a Buffalo supermarket. In the intervening days since this horrific tragedy, many have noted how often liberal journalists and politicians have tried to pin the blame for […]
Hypothetically speaking, what would guarantee that the “replacers” would vote Democrat?
By Andrew Sullivan, Weekly Dish The extremes of right and left on immigration are fueling each other. The MSM rushed last weekend to explain the previously obscure conspiracy theory that motivated a mass-murderer on a shooting spree in a black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York. We didn’t get […]
This week, Briahna was joined by host of The Funky Academic, Irami Osei-Frimpong, to do a deep dive into Great Replacement Theory and the manifesto written by the Buffalo shooter. They acknowledge that on some level Tucker Carlson was right: Democrats have long been vocal about their hope […]
Rapid demographic, cultural, generational, economic, political, and technological change morally has the effect of generating anomie and violence. Social scientists since at least Durkheim if not Comte have recognized this. By Paul Gottfried, American Greatness Americans have every right to be steamed over the cynical use of de […]
Associated Press Although most Americans say diversity makes the U.S. stronger, one in three believe immigrants are being brought to the country for political gains. After years of heated rhetoric around immigration and its impacts, new data from an AP-NORC poll reveals that two-thirds of Americans feel the […]
Briahna Joy Gray, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave discuss ‘golden passports.’
By Ryan Devereaux The Intercept With support for advocates on the ground flagging, a new poll shows record lows for Democratic interest in immigration. Two miles north of the line separating the U.S. and Mexico, where El Paso, Texas, meets Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, sits a modest one-story building […]
Political journalist Rebecca Azor, Ryan Grim, and Robby Soave discuss renewed tensions at the southern border.
Political reporter for The Hill, Julia Manchester, breaks down why moderate Democrats are buckling down on immigration as they face Republican midterm challengers.
Political reporter for The Hill, Julia Manchester, breaks down why moderate Democrats are buckling down on immigration as they face Republican midterm challengers.
By Callie Patteson and MaryAnn Martinez New York Post Despite warnings, including from fellow Democrats, that it will lead to another surge of illegal migrants at the border with Mexico, President Biden will end the Trump-era policy known as Title 42 — which allowed the summary expulsion of […]
By MaryAnn Martinez New York Post Soon after entering the US, two-year-old Jocelyn and her parents laid down on the streets of Del Rio, Texas and slept. The Post witnessed three immigrant children bunking down outdoors Thursday, including Jocelyn — a taste of what aid groups fear will […]
Ryan Grim argues that increased immigration benefits American blue-collar workers.
By Sam Biddle The Intercept Activists are pressuring Amazon to divest from Omni Air International, a company at the center of ICE’s deportation machine. As Amazon’s dominance of global e-commerce has grown, so has its vast fleet of vehicles shuttling packages from warehouse to doorstep around the world. […]
By Michael Lind, Tablet n order to deal with the bad optics of tent cities on the Rio Grande, the Biden administration has for months now been chartering planes on secretive flights from the Southwestern border to states and cities around the country. Often these flights land after […]
by Emily Green VICE The Marines were young, low-paid, and clean-cut, making them “ideal” recruits to smuggle migrants for cash. Byron Law knew what he was doing was illegal. But the money was too good to pass up. On the morning of July 3, 2019, the 20-year-old and […]
By Kovie Biakolo The Nation Immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean who make the dangerous trek across the Americas to the US face racist policies and practices everywhere they go. Julliana Essengue arrived in Tapachula, Mexico, from São Paulo, Brazil, in March 2020. She was broke but determined […]
By J. C. Lester To explain the correct libertarian approach to immigration, a thought–experiment posits a minimal–state libertarian UK and then the introduction of several relevantanti–libertarian policies with their increasingly disastrous effects. It is argued that the reverse of these imagined policies, as far as is politically possible, […]
By Brigid Kennedy The Week Following review, the Biden administration will continue to enforce an immigration policy enacted under former President Donald Trump that “that authorizes the rapid deportation of migrants from the U.S.-Mexico border” for pandemic-related reasons, the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention told CBS […]
It is very difficult to get honest or accurate information on this topic because it is such an emotionally-charged and ideologically-driven issue with incentives for misrepresentation existing in a range of contexts. But the Pew Research Center has a very solid reputation for engaging in empirically-driven research. I […]
By James Risen, The Intercept Rarely has such a long-running and widely accepted political and media narrative been so at odds with reality. Throughout 2021, Republican politicians and conservative pundits hammered the Biden administration over what they claimed was a crisis of uncontrolled immigration. Images of migrants seeking […]
By Isabel Vincent and Bruce Golding New York Post Dozens of single, mostly male adult migrants were shuttled from a makeshift processing center in Texas to a local airport for flights to various US cities — marking the first time such a transfer has been captured on video […]
For some time, political analysts have debated whether Hispanics would follow the pattern of blacks and Jews and continue to vote leftward as they become more integrated and prominent in US culture and society, or whether they would follow the pattern of “white ethnics” (Irish, Italians, Eastern Europeans) […]
Team Rising reacts to the Biden administration’s legal defense of their continued use of Title 42 to deport migrants without screening them for asylum.
By Charlotte Cuthbertson Epoch Times The southwest border during President Joe Biden’s first year in office reached historic levels of illegal crossings, pulling agents off the front line and leaving large swaths of the border unpatrolled. Drugs, especially fentanyl, flowed in, and overdose deaths are at an all-time […]
By Grayson Quay The Week A New York City bill allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections became law Sunday after Mayor Eric Adams declined to veto it, The Associated Press reports. The new “Our City, Our Vote” measure will reportedly enfranchise around 800,000 legal, non-citizen New York […]
By Ruth Milkman Dissent The 1960s effort to end discriminatory quotas sowed the seeds of the political conflicts over immigration that are still with us today. The Walls Within: The Politics of Immigration in Modern America by Sarah R. Coleman Princeton University Press, 2021, 272 pp. I vividly […]
By Sam Raskin New York Post A largely lame-duck group of city elected officials is about to saddle New Yorkers with yet another controversial measure that few have clamored for. The City Council on Thursday approved a measure to allow non-citizen, but legal, Big Apple residents to vote in […]
What seems to be happening is that as traditional minority groups are integrating into the mainstream society and becoming more upwardly mobile (on a big picture level, not that every individual minority person is becoming more upwardly mobile), many of their individual members are becoming more conservative in […]
Pablo Manriquez, reporter for Latino Rebels, details the politics behind Democrats’ scaled back immigration reform in the Build Back Better Act
By Andrew Sullivan, The Weekly Dish The architect of the Leave campaign has a rare podcast discussion with me. How to introduce Dominic Cummings? I’d say he has a decent claim to be one of the most influential figures in modern European history, whatever you think of him. […]
Journalist Jonathan Krohn details the path of a 2000-person strong migrant caravan currently traveling through Mexico.
By Charlotte Cuthbertson and Zachary Stieber Epoch Times President Joe Biden’s administration is sending notices to tens of thousands illegal immigrants who were released into the U.S. interior without being given a date to appear in court, the government confirmed to The Epoch Times. Immigration and Customs Enforcement […]
This interview with Ann Coulter seconds what I have often said about Trump, i.e. that he is simply a neo-Nixonian, a Rockefeller Republican who masquerades as a right-wing populist. Immigration was probably the issue that Trump was the furthest rightward on, and on that issue, he was way […]
Ryan Grim breaks down the conflict of interest that could come back to bite Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough.
By Charlotte Cuthbertson Epoch Times Border Patrol agents apprehended a total of 1,666,167 illegal immigrants along the southwest border in fiscal 2021—breaking all records since 1925 after the agency was formed (when 22,199 illegal aliens were arrested). An additional 294,352 were stopped after trying to enter at a […]
Team Rising discusses yesterday’s Senate confirmation hearings for President Biden’s pick to head Customs and Border Protection.
By David E. Sanger, Michael D. Shear and Eric Schmitt New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump’s defense secretary thought the idea was outrageous. In the spring of 2020, Mark T. Esper, the defense secretary, was alarmed to learn of an idea under discussion at a top military command […]
Team Rising discusses the Biden administration’s expected reinstatement of Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ border policy.
By Daniel Medina Joe Biden is using Title 42 to expel asylum seekers coming into the United States at record speed. Title 42 violates not only international law but U.S. law as well. Title 42 strips asylum seekers of their right to a hearing to stay in the […]
Team Rising discusses the scathing internal memo sent by an outgoing State Department official.
Now that she’s burned her bridges with the Democrats she seems to be going over to the Republicans.
A return of the abortion wars of the 80s and 90s would really heat up the already intense “culture war.” By David Cole, Taki’s Magazine Sometimes you wish that a certain group of people were never taught a certain phrase. In 1997, when O.J. Simpson ran afoul of […]
We now have a regime so progressive that men in brimmed hats on horses are chasing black folks with whips. Remember, if you didn’t vote for Dementia Man, “‘you ain’t black.’”
Kyle breaks down the data which shows that Biden is more hawkish on immigration than Trump was. From the comments thread: I think Tulsi might be moving toward the Dave Rubin/Tim Pool approach—”I used to be ‘left’ and saw the error of my ways,” and she’ll woo right-wingers […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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