Former ICE Director Tom Homan and D.A. King at Dustin Inman Society immigration forum. Photo: FetchYourNews.com

We are proud of the fact that Mr. Tom Homan was Keynote Speaker at the Dustin Inman Society’s Feb 8, 2020 immigration forum ‘Honoring Immigrants: An Expert Pro-Enforcement Discussion on Immigration.’

Packed full of facts and information on illegal immigration!

Sabine Durden-Coulter with a photograph of her late son, Dominic.

We have followed Sabine for years and admired her determination in seeking justice for American families who have been separated forever because of illegal immigration. Sabine’s son, Dominic died in July, 2012 in a fatal motorcycle crash.

A Riverside County Sheriff’s dispatcher , Dominic, 30, was killed instantly in Moreno Valley, California his way to work when an illegal alien driving an unlicensed pickup truck took a wrong turn. Dom’s obituary can be read here.

The Guatemalan driver, Juan Zacarias Lopez Tzun, had a record of drunk driving convictions. His initial sentence included nine months’ jail time, five years of probation, and a restitution fee of $18,800. More here.

Sabine, an immigrant, was invited to speak on illegal immigration at the 2016 Republican convention and is on the board of AVIAC and is tireless in her work against illegal immigration.

“With 10 million unemployment claims just in the past two weeks and a jobless rate that could reach 32 percent, the Trump Administration is continuing the trend of increasing importation of foreign workers, whose numbers have doubled over the past decade.”

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Visas for Pottersville

April 2, 2020

Mark Krikorian

In the Christmas classic “It’s a Wonderful Life,” George Bailey is shown an alternate, dystopian version of Bedford Falls. In Pottersville, renamed for the greedy local mogul, the neighborhood bar is instead a raucous saloon, George’s flirty childhood friend has become a prostitute, and his real-world wife, Mary, is instead a spinster librarian.

At one point in Bedford Falls, George and Mary confess their love while on a phone call with a wealthy school friend. In the course of the call, Sam Wainwright announces plans to build a plastics factory in Rochester. George answers:

If there had been a Pottersville version of that call, Sam, instead of hiring those jobless locals, would have responded, “Hire Americans? Nah, I’ll just import foreign workers on visas. Hee haw!”

Welcome to Pottersville.

Bad Policy Meets Harsh Reality

With 10 million unemployment claims just in the past two weeks and a jobless rate that could reach 32 percent, the Trump Administration is continuing the trend of increasing importation of foreign workers, whose numbers have doubled over the past decade.

This last is perhaps the most unreal. Following its recent practice, Congress responded to pressure from industry lobbyists to increase the number of H-2B visas by passing the buck to DHS, authorizing—but not requiring—it to increase the number. The administration decided on the largest-ever increase—35,000 additional visas—in the long-ago days of 3 percent unemployment (i.e., March 5).

Rather than retract that increase under today’s radically changed circumstances, DHS last week formally submitted the order for the increase to the White House and was expected to start doling out the visas this week.