By Jason Richwine, Ph.D., January 6, 2021 One of the main critiques of post-1965 immigration to the U.S. is that it has worsened the problems of poverty, school dropout, and welfare dependency. Importing immigrants who suffer from these problems adds to the social burden and makes helping impoverished Americans more difficult. The burden added by…
DetailsBy Help Save Maryland, January 5, 2021 It’s 2021 and the illegal alien support groups in Frederick County (and the region) are ready to strike. After failing in court to end the vital law enforcement 287(g) program activities of Frederick County’s Sheriff Chuck Jenkins, and his partnership with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, January 4, 2021 Congratulations, United Kingdom! As of December 31st, 2020, at 11 p.m. Greenwich time, the UK is completely out of the European Union. Back in 2016 (the same year Trump won) Britain held a vote on “Brexit”, that is, the “British Exit” from the EU. The leave side won, and…
DetailsBy US Incorporated Staff, December 23, 2020 Note: We will not be posting at the blog, again, until after the holidays. From the staff and writers and board of US Incorporated and Border Hawk News: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
DetailsBy Allan Wall, December 21, 2020 Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, but certain activists have hijacked the story of Christ’s birth to promote their “open borders agenda.” The goal is to guilt trip Christians into feeling bad about securing the border. Consider examples from the past decade: In 2011, the National Catholic…
DetailsBy Help Save Maryland, December 18, 2020 The illegal alien facilitator groups in Frederick County are gearing up for 2021. After failing to end the lifesaving law enforcement activities of Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins and his work with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, these anti-American groups are trying a different approach. They want…
DetailsBy US Incorporated Staff, December 16, 2020 Ten years ago, specifically on December 14, 2010, U.S Border Patrol Agent Terry was fatally shot (in the line of duty in rural Arizona) with an AK-47 during an encounter with “border bandits” who were likely preying on illegal aliens. Agent Terry, a military veteran who had also…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, December 15, 2020 Illegal border crossings on the U.S.-Mexican border do not exist in a vacuum. They are driven by various factors, including U.S. enforcement policies and the foreign perceptions of said policies, economics, and politics in Mexico and Central America, and even the weather. Most importantly, foreigners will enter the U.S.…
DetailsBy Ann Corcoran, December 14, 2020 An update in the case of Billy Chemirmir who is alleged to have murdered 24 vulnerable seniors in a killing spree that could have been halted early on if investigators hadn’t been so quick to dismiss family members concerns about missing valuables. A few days ago we reported that People Magazine…
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