By John Vinson, June 23, 2020 Virginia has taken in lots of immigrants, since I moved here thirty years ago. Many of them end up in the counties adjacent to Washington, D.C. – Fairfax and Arlington. Both are quite multicultural, with people from just about everywhere in the world. There I’ve seen signs in Spanish,…
DetailsOwen Shroyer interviewed Dan Lyman, and Border Hawk News (a project of US Incorporated) received a favorable mention! Woohoo!! Go to the 15:30 mark, and hang in there till 16:40. #ImmigrationAggregation #FieryHawk #TheWarRoom
DetailsBy Allan Wall, June 18, 2020 The United States has, in agreements with Canada to the north and Mexico to the south, extended the border agreements for the U.S. – Canadian and U.S. – Mexican border. According to these agreements, initiated in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic and renewed monthly afterwards, the borders are…
DetailsBy Dave Gibson, June 17, 2020 As protests and riots continue across the country, many of those who have been granted stays from deportation under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program, have been appearing in these demonstrations, in an attempt to align themselves with Black Lives Matter. And, some of those the left…
DetailsBy Ann Corcoran, June 16, 2020 World Refugee Day is this week, so expect to see more stories like this one about the plight of a growing number of refugees whose movement is blocked not by ‘racist’ border restrictions, but by the pandemic virus that has closed borders since late March. On March 22nd the…
DetailsRoy Beck’s presentation is almost ten years old, so it may come across, to some, as “old school.” But the message is relevant and it’s fun to watch Roy, founder of NumbersUSA and a former journalist, carefully stack the glass-encased colorful gumballs to make his point about immigration to the U.S. and the alleviation of…
DetailsBy Allan Wall, June 12, 2020 The so-called “Black Lives Matter” movement has become quite powerful. Black Lives Matter, or BLM as it’s colloquially known, has our elites figuratively, and sometimes, literally, kneeling before them and donating big bucks to their cause. Therefore, it’s relevant to point out that BLM was founded by open communists,…
DetailsBy Dave Gibson, June 11, 2020 While parts of New York City look like a post-apocalyptic landscape, following the last week of riots and looting and many police officers and civilians are still lying in hospitals recovering from mob-induced wounds, that city’s council members have taken virtue-signaling to, yet, another level. The New York City…
DetailsBy US INC staff, June 9, 2020 Black Lives Matter (BLM) has taken the country by storm, and, ironically, the ripple effect could drive the U.S toward a more porous border and limitless immigration. Since the death of George Floyd last month, the country has seen protests, riots, demonstrations, mayhem, and looting in our largest…
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