By Stephen Guschov, May 10, 2021 Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee is the recipient of the ProEnglish Theodore Roosevelt American Unity Award for the 116th Congress. The ProEnglish award is given biennially to recognize a member of Congress whose leadership in working to preserve and protect the nation’s unity through our common English language best…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, May 7, 2021 The United States is not the only country facing an existential crisis brought on by mass immigration, multiculturalism, globalism, and leaders who can’t or won’t stop it. France, for example, is hard-hit by such problems. A number of former French military personnel (including retired generals) are so concerned that…
DetailsBy Help Save Maryland, May 5, 2021 Members of the Montgomery County Council, the county executive, Montgomery County Public Schools, and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) are now looking at ways to use taxpayer resources to help illegal alien “students.” County Council member Gabe Albornoz says they may be “fleeing violence and…
DetailsBy Phil Kent, May 4, 2021 Billy Inman, a 55-year-old Woodstock man who was a voice of conscience after his son was killed by an illegal alien in a 2000 car crash, died two years ago of a heart attack. It was on June 16, 2000 when Gonzalo Harrell-Gonzalez slammed into the stopped vehicle of Billy and Kathy Inman and their 16-year-old son Dustin at a traffic…
DetailsBy John Thompson, May 3rd, 2021 There is a bill in the state legislature that can reverse the surge of illegal immigration in Massachusetts. The urgency of stopping illegal immigration has recently been dramatized by the rush at the Southern border, which is occurring partly because the Biden Administration will not secure our frontiers. The…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, April 30, 2021 According to the standard “narrative” presented by the Open Borders Lobby and the Mainstream Media (do I repeat myself?), opening up our borders is the compassionate thing to do. It’s thought to be compassionate to invite in hordes of poverty-stricken folks from Latin America (and elsewhere), and if you’re against…
DetailsBy Stephen D. Guschov, April 29, 2021 The Department of Justice announced a settlement agreement with the Coolidge Unified School District in Arizona to resolve the DOJ’s investigation into the school district’s programs for its English learner students. The DOJ investigation of the district found system-wide failures to provide the instruction, resources, and teacher training…
DetailsBy Dave Gibson, April 28, 2021 On March 25th, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) announced in a press release that they were monitoring four people who had recently returned from the African nations of Guinea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Though it has been largely ignored by the national media, both countries are…
DetailsBy US Incorporated Staff, April 5, 2021 Blast from the past! Dr. Dale Herder, chair of US Incorporated board, appears in this video (1:55 to 7:44 mark). His comments about Europe, in light of today’s unprecedented crisis at the border, are spot on.
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