illegal immigration

Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration and the Future of White Majorities

by Eric Kaufmann  · 24 Oct 2018  · 691pp  · 203,236 words

extra string to their national identity which minorities lack. Ethnic majorities thereby express their ethnic identity as nationalism. In Hazleton, Pennsylvania, where the issue of illegal immigration divided whites and Hispanics in the 2000s, whites signalled their identity with the national flag, not a special white symbol. In England, conservative working-class

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culture towards a cross-party consensus on immigration. This atmosphere discouraged both Democratic and Republican politicians from campaigning to reduce it. Debating measures to contain illegal immigration was legitimate because it concerned state security. Yet this had to be conducted with sensitivity given the ethnic differences between most Americans and the majority

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in the book, and in the online blog, I consider more rigorous evidence for this claim. IMMIGRATION POLITICS IN THE POST-1965 PERIOD Legal and illegal immigration rose steadily from 300,000 per year in 1965 to 500,000 in the 1970s and 750,000 in the 1980s. This spurred anti-immigration

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organizing by the 1980s, but produced only a modest public response. In legislative terms, discussion focused only on illegal immigration. Some legislators pushed for employer sanctions to punish those who knowingly hired unauthorized workers. Liberals argued that regularizing the status of the undocumented was necessary

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border. Alternatively, it may be that lofty legislation made little difference to the inflow, since apprehensions of illegal immigrants on the southern border continued at around 1 million per year.32 Against the backdrop of rising illegal immigration and legal admissions, the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) was founded in 1978. The organization

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left the Republican Party in 1998. In 1999, he turned up the rhetoric on immigration. He called for a militarization of the border, repatriation of illegal immigrants and cutting legal immigration from a million back to its ‘historic’ level of 250,000 per year. In a May 2000 interview on National Public

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immigration, which was deemed to be a federal matter. In 1994 FAIR helped coordinate grassroots organizations like Voice of Citizens Together (VCT) and Americans Against Illegal Immigration (AAII) to gather the necessary signatures to support the initiative they dubbed ‘Save Our State’ (SOS). As a state ballot, Proposition 187 was not about

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border enforcement, a federal matter. Rather, its stated goal was to deny public services to illegal immigrants. In addition to acting as a deterrent, the measure would serve as a powerful symbol of local opposition to undocumented immigration. Despite its security and

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them take notice in Washington’, it placed the question on Washington’s agenda. President Clinton, though an opponent, said he understood Californians’ desire to control illegal immigration and was working on federal legislation. Prominent Republicans like Bob Dole, caught between pro- and anti-immigration wings and mindful of Rove’s Hispanic strategy

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border patrol, setting up a computerized registry, enacting employer sanctions and reducing legal immigration to 550,000. The report’s findings informed President Clinton’s Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) of 1996. Though border enforcement was beefed up, employer sanctions were never properly enforced, which reduced the effectiveness of

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naming immigration as the United States’ most important problem (based on US adults) Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2694508/Number-Americans-calling-illegal-immigration-important-problem-U-S-grows-SIX-FOLD-May-tops-issues.html Periodic spikes in immigration salience correspond to high levels of media reporting about

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illegal immigration. In March 2006, for instance, Latino activists organized demonstrations over an eight-week period protesting against a bill that would criminalize those who assisted undocumented

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debates during 2007–8 also kept the issue front and centre. Likewise, in May 2010, protesters took to the streets to oppose Arizona’s anti-illegal immigration law SB 1070. And in 2014 tens of thousands of Central American mothers and children fleeing drug-fuelled violence and poverty in El Salvador, Guatemala

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the bipartisan ‘half-hearted and ineffectual enforcement of existing immigration laws’ under the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations.80 By 2010, 370 jurisdictions had passed Illegal Immigration Relief Ordinances (IIROs), often at the behest of grassroots citizens’ groups. In Northern Virginia, for instance, police were required to check the immigrant status of

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’, became a national figure. Arpaio only became attuned to the immigration issue in 2005 when Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas was elected on a ‘stop illegal immigration’ platform. Arpaio soon initiated controversial police sweeps of Latino neighbourhoods and local businesses suspected of employing undocumented immigrants. In 2012, Arpaio and the Maricopa County

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, however, meeting resistance from conservative Republicans who claimed its provisions would act as a magnet for further illegal immigration. Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama contended the bill would result in a further 8.7 million illegal immigrants arriving in the next two decades.89 During the debate in Congress, FAIR and a linked organization

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, defeated immigration reform in the Senate. Meanwhile, Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, in his bid for president in 2012, stood squarely on the side of the illegal immigration sceptics. He favoured a 2,800-mile fence and strict law enforcement, which would lead the undocumented to ‘self-deport’ and apply legally to enter

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switched to endorsing them. Proposition 187 commenced as a socio-political movement which encountered opposition from Republican elites outside California. Similarly, local and state anti-illegal immigration laws in the 2000s reflect conservative white mobilization in ethnically shifting parts of the country. These efforts, channelled via the Tea Party, thwarted the Republican

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the immigration issue had immense potential within the active base of Republican Party members. Scott Walker, Rick Santorum and Ted Cruz all talked tough on illegal immigration though only Trump called for lower levels of legal immigration. Others argue Trump’s anti-Mexican rhetoric reflected the views of conservative anti-immigration pundit

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two communities with identical characteristics, one which experienced an 8-point increase in immigrants in the 1990s had a .66 chance of adopting an anti-illegal immigration ordinance compared to .37 for one with no immigrant increase.119 The political psychologists Eric Knowles and Linda Tropp suggest ethnic change tends to highlight

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detention but must be released to accredited childcare or sponsors. This means children are divided from criminal parents as a matter of course. Thus when illegal immigration becomes a crime and parents are detained, more children wind up with extended family or carers. Trump’s decision to alter first-time illegal crossing

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about the adverse electoral impact of the new residents. Needless to say, much depends on future illegal inflows. There is now a greater sensitivity to illegal immigration, but if flows return to the lower levels of 2016, this may make it easier to liberalize policy towards those already in the country. THE

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fell, from 1.8 men per woman to 1.3:1 by 1930. More began to settle permanently, which facilitated others coming. Far from preventing illegal immigration, seasonal-worker programmes actually increased it. The US response was large-scale deportation in the early 1930s and late 1940s/early 1950s (‘Operation Wetback’).54

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argues, Merkel’s response to the 2015 refugee crisis, British Labour’s opening up to East European immigration and the American Democrats’ lax approach to illegal immigration produced populist backlashes.103 This ferment altered the boundaries of public debate and restructured the intellectual right, empowering ethno-nationalist currents while downgrading previous conservative

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press in Australia. In addition, it reflects the Western libertarianism of the site’s founder, Ezra Levant. It is therefore strongly opposed to Muslims and illegal immigration but has not, to my knowledge, called for lower levels of legal migration. In addition, a far from exhaustive search of its content suggests much

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place in both countries, despite suffering occasional attacks. Nothing of the kind has occurred in Canada. Though there is sporadic debate over border security and illegal immigration, support for high immigration and multiculturalism is currently unassailable due to anti-racist norms. When Kellie Leitch ran as a leadership candidate for the Conservative

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American frontier/settler myth.47 Immigration is a federal matter, but provinces have some jurisdiction over border control. During the summer of 2017, 13,000 illegal immigrants crossed the Canadian border, most of whom entered through Quebec due to the ease of passing across the Vermont boundary. They were leaving the United

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Democrats continue to champion multiculturalism and immigration in a more unvarnished way than any European centre-left party. Much of the American left implicitly welcomes illegal immigration, which makes it even more radical than leftist parties in Australia or Canada. Traditions of immigration, along with Anglo settler societies’ materialism and economic liberalism

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for the northern-based RPR.83 We find the same pattern with local ethnic shifts and political conflict in the West. Local actors like anti-illegal immigration forces in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, had to catch the eye of the national Republican Party in order for ground-level ethnic shifts to become a national

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a generous programme of work permit allocation.19 While there is some tension, immigration remains fairly open: ‘The Bill to grant amnesty to “thousands” of illegal immigrants received bi-partisan support when it was passed in the Lower House,’ reports the local paper.20 Having said this, a significant portion of the

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’, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 49:2 (2010), 293–310. 6. J. M. Krogstad, J. S. Passel and D. Cohn, ‘5 facts about illegal immigration in the U.S.’, Pew Research Center, 27 April 2017. 7. C. Rose, What Makes People Tick: The Three Hidden Worlds of Settlers, Prospectors and

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Anglo-America, pp. 267–9. 66. R. M. Alvarez and T. L. Butterfield, ‘The resurgence of nativism in California? The case of Proposition 187 and illegal immigration’, Social Science Quarterly 81:1 (2000), 167–79; R. Branton et al., ‘Anglo voting on nativist ballot initiatives: The partisan impact of spatial proximity to

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: Implications for language planning and language research’, paper presented at the University of the West Indies conference, 2004. 20. Martina Johnson, ‘Parliament “legitimises” status of illegal immigrants’, Daily Observer, 20 February 2015. 21. S. Polakow-Suransky, Go Back to Where You Came From: The Backlash against Immigration and the Fate of Western

A History of Zionism

by Walter Laqueur  · 1 Jan 1972  · 965pp  · 267,053 words

third aliyas.* Defence Some of the halutzim still stranded in Europe in 1938-9 eventually succeeded in reaching the shores of Palestine. They came as illegal immigrants, owing their lives to the systematic efforts undertaken to save as many as possible in contravention of the stringent immigration laws imposed by the mandatory

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entry permits, with the clouds of war gathering on the European horizon, and with no change in sight in the attitude of the mandatory government, illegal immigration was resumed on a massive scale. Small, ancient, unseaworthy ships, hardly bigger than motor launches and designed to carry a few dozen passengers only, arrived

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is another example of the unorthodox activities of the heirs of Borokhov and Syrkin, well outside the confines of the political and industrial struggle. But illegal immigration was merely one aspect of the activities of the Jewish defence organisation, the Hagana, which was dominated by men and women belonging to the labour

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newspapers in Yiddish and Polish to promote his policy, irrespective of revisionist policy and party discipline. He also tried to take over the organisation of illegal immigration which had hitherto been in the hands of others. Stern made no secret of the fact that he thought little of Jabotinsky. At a press

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campaign of civil disobedience in the Indian style, including the systematic violation of those laws designed to prevent the further development of the national home. Illegal immigration was to be intensified, new settlements founded, and stronger emphasis placed on military training for young people. For the first time Hagana carried out several

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acts of sabotage directed against the mandatory authorities, including the destruction of a patrol boat used to combat illegal immigration. But these activities were uncoordinated and on a small scale and were discontinued even before the outbreak of war. There was no unanimity as to

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had inconvenienced the authorities, the yishuv could make things at least equally difficult. One of the main issues at stake was illegal immigration. Between 1936 and 1939 the number of illegal immigrants had risen sharply: they came mostly in small ships from the Balkans hired either by the Hagana or by political parties, or

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action. They argued that the overriding aim was to save as many Jews as possible and that illegal immigration should therefore proceed in such a way as to ensure maximum numbers rather than maximum publicity.* Illegal immigration was quite openly discussed at Zionist meetings: Rabbi A.A. Ailver, subsequently a leading activist, opposed it

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forbidden by the mandate’.* Violent anti-government demonstrations took place throughout Palestine and the tension was further exacerbated by the government’s unrelenting struggle against illegal immigration. Little ships packed with refugees succeeded in making their way to the shores of Palestine even after the outbreak of war in Europe. Thus in

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immediately began to negotiate with the British, but the results were disappointing. They were offered a monthly immigration schedule of fifteen hundred from which, however, illegal immigration was to be deducted. As a result of these restrictions, immigration to Palestine in 1945 was in fact slightly less (13,100) than in the

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Drang nach Amerika. Given equal opportunity to go to Palestine or to the States, 50 per cent would join the unfortunate Galut Jews in America.† Illegal immigration had never ceased altogether and Hagana began to organise it after the end of the war on a much bigger scale than before. Refugee ships

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the blockade, but most were apprehended and their passengers detained - first in Palestine, and from summer 1946 on in camps in Cyprus. The story of illegal immigration culminated in the case of the President Garfield, an old 4,000-ton Chesepeake Bay steamer which, acquired by Hagana and renamed Exodus 1947, carried

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Hamburg. There were violent scenes and some casualties on this as on previous similar occasions. The British government claimed, correctly no doubt, that in organising illegal immigration into Palestine the Jews had defied the law of Palestine and of other countries from which the traffic had been carried on: ‘It is no

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problem as a matter of urgency not because of speeches made or resolutions adopted, but because it constituted a danger to peace. Armed resistance and illegal immigration helped to dramatise the state of emergency much more effectively than the patient, constructive work (‘another settlement, another shed, another cow in Hadera’) which for

Our 50-State Border Crisis: How the Mexican Border Fuels the Drug Epidemic Across America

by Howard G. Buffett  · 2 Apr 2018  · 350pp  · 109,521 words

’s work with children. Given my advocacy for a stronger border, this might seem contradictory. I do not believe it is: I am opposed to illegal immigration because I am a defender of the rule of law. In the United States the rule of law also says everyone deserves a fair hearing

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of the U.S. border. There, immigrants come and connect with guides, and they buy supplies like backpacks and food and water for the journey. Illegal immigration is an industry in Altar; migrants can rent rooms to rest in boarding houses and vans shuttle them right up to the border south of

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security crisis were in the mid-1990s when the Mexican economy was depressed. The numbers of undocumented migrants streaming north to find work increased, and illegal immigration became a contentious political issue. In response, the Clinton administration launched Operation Gatekeeper, which strengthened Border Patrol manpower and barriers in high-traffic crossing areas

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she would never consider moving back to Mexico because the cartel violence has become so extreme. As we talked, I heard other comments suggesting that illegal immigration wasn’t the only gap in the rule of law in the area. The workers said that to accommodate local farmers, Border Patrol selectively enforced

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claim police will be enforcing Trump administration policies and immigration sweeps. LAPD does not want that, he says. “We have enough real crime [other than illegal immigration] to deal with today.” At a meeting with senior law enforcement leadership from both the police and sheriff’s department, it was clear to me

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Yuma’s experience in fortifying its border security over the last decade has been impressive. In 2005, Yuma County was experiencing a huge wave of illegal immigration, with roughly 139,000 illegal entries logged by BP. Sheriff Wilmot said at the time BP admitted that they were only catching one out of

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$13 million worth of recent fruit and vegetable harvests because they could not find the labor to pick it.12,13 I am not endorsing illegal immigration to support U.S. farms. Quite the opposite: I am trying to shine a light on the problem of demanding adherence to some laws and

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safety and the rule of law if U.S. businesses and individuals don’t accept the degree to which they have created an incentive for illegal immigration by hiring undocumented workers. As we saw with Mexico, when job availability declined during the U.S. recession in 2008 and 2009, the number of

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/joe-arpaio-arizona-sheriff.html. 11 Hirschfeld Davis, J., and Haberman, M. (2017, August 25). Trump Pardons Joe Arpaio, Who Became Face of Crackdown on Illegal Immigration. New York Times. Retrieved October 13, 2017, from https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/25/us/politics/joe-arpaio-trump-pardon-sheriff-arizona.html. 12

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Krogstad, J. M., Passel, J. S., and Cohn, D. (2017, April 27). 5 Facts about Illegal Immigration in the U.S. Pew Research Center. Retrieved October 4, 2017, from http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/04/27/5-facts-about

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-illegal-immigration-in-the-u-s. 13 Mejia, B., Carcamo, C., and Knoll, C. (2017, February 9). L.A., Orange Counties Are Home to 1 Million Immigrants

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Who Are in the Country Illegally, Analysis Shows. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved October 13, 2017, from http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-illegal-immigration-los-angeles-20170208-story.html. 14 Zamora, L. Sanctuary Cities and Immigration Detainers: A Primer. (2017, April 25). Bipartisan Policy Center. Retrieved October 13, 2017

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. New York Times. Retrieved October 14, 2017, from http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/05/us/05arizona.html. 36 Wallace, J. D. (2005, May 18). Illegal Immigration Costly for Southeastern Arizona Ranchers. KOLD News 13. Retrieved November 15, 2017, from http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=3364733. 39 Duara, N

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.migrationpolicy.org/programs/data-hub/us-immigration-trends#source. 2 Krogstad, J. M., Passel, J. S., and Cohn, D. (2017, April 27). 5 Facts about Illegal Immigration in the U.S. Pew Research. Retrieved October 18, 2017, from http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/04/27/5-facts-about

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-illegal-immigration-in-the-u-s. 3 Yee, V., Davis, K., and Patel, J. (2017, March 6). Here’s the Reality about Illegal Immigrants in the United States. New York Times. Retrieved October 18, 2017, from https://www.nytimes

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We Know about Illegal Immigration from Mexico. Pew Research. Retrieved October 18, 2017, from http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/03

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/02/what-we-know-about-illegal-immigration-from-mexico/. 5 Krogstad, J. M., and Passel, J. S. (2014, December 30). U.S. Border Apprehensions of Mexicans Fall to Historic Lows. Retrieved October

The Dying Citizen: How Progressive Elites, Tribalism, and Globalization Are Destroying the Idea of America

by Victor Davis Hanson  · 15 Nov 2021  · 458pp  · 132,912 words

on public assistance reside in California. Approximately one-fifth of the state’s population lives below the poverty line, largely as a result of massive illegal immigration from the poorest regions of southern Mexico and Central America, which lowers wages and increases social entitlement costs. About one-third of Californians are now

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presence within the borders of the United States is becoming synonymous with the privilege of being an American citizen. As we shall learn, massive and illegal immigration has proved a disaster for the idea of American citizenship by lowering wages, straining government services, undermining the sanctity of the law, energizing tribalism,

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. So it has been during the last half century with nonenforcement of immigration law and the conflation of citizenship and mere residency. The politics of illegal immigration into America over the last fifty years is, in truth, not complicated at all. Simply put, corporate America wanted cheap imported labor without the

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foreign poor by inviting them to enter America. Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Jerry Kammer recently dedicated an entire book to the unlikely bedfellows who enabled illegal immigration: “Corporations cited the authority of free-market libertarians who argued that the market—that is, supply and demand–governed wages—should trump border enforcement.

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immigration law rhetorically while doing little about it. This schizophrenia of damning while empowering unlawful entries was emblematized by President Bill Clinton’s warning about illegal immigration—to bipartisan thunderous applause—in his 1995 State of the Union address to Congress: All Americans, not only in the States most heavily affected but

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would have earned Obama the charge of racism and xenophobia. Nonetheless, despite changing demography and often politicized polls, the public—including immigrants—remain opposed to illegal immigration. American citizens of Mexican origin often resent unlawful invasion into either Mexico or the United States from Central America. Americans especially found offensive the exemption

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ways. One tactic was to conflate illegal with legal immigration in polling questions in an attempt to downplay public opposition. Rarely asked whether they opposed “illegal” immigration, voters were usually just polled about “immigration” in general, which they typically took to mean traditional legal, measured, meritocratic, and diverse immigration. They were

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entrants and residents and continued “comprehensive” nonenforcement of immigration law.14 In Orwellian fashion, language continues to be reinvented to reflect the political massaging of illegal immigration. The key to understanding the entire immigration controversy is to remember the sustained attempt to remove the critical adjective “illegal” from any of the many

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allowed their parents to enter the United States illegally and reside without worrying about the legal consequences. Suddenly both parties realized that the politics of illegal immigration had permanently changed. The Democrats subtly shed their past vocal opposition—especially now that their union labor base was eroding. Openly supporting defiance of federal

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a dystopia.20 How and why did immigration descend into an often illegal and chaotic process? How did residency become conflated with citizenship? How did illegal immigration contribute to the tribalism of the salad bowl? How did millions of newcomers arrive illegally, expecting to become exempt from elements of their hosts’ own

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a needed safety valve and thereby ward off communist revolutions in Mexico and Central America. Also helpful to the Mexican government’s policy of encouraging illegal immigration into the United States were the views of some Mexican citizens that the American Southwest still properly belonged to Mexico. For example, in a controversial

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of twenty million residing illegally in the United States, it is easy to find antithetical data or empirical observations in support of the idea that illegal immigration, coupled with massive nonmeritocratic legal immigration, enhances or endangers America, or both, or neither. Business interests came to support open borders for cheap entry-

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of immigration of all kinds were too high than thought they were too low. Aside from particular grievances, the public has a general sense that illegal immigration has made their own citizenship less exceptional. Few can identify the vestigial differences between citizenship and legal or illegal residence anymore. In theory, only a

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of our past history and present circumstances.31 But how exactly do these various changes in laws and attitudes, as well as numbers, suggest that illegal immigration endangers the broader concept of citizenship? They do so in a number of ways. First, consider again the 560 jurisdictions that proclaim themselves sanctuaries for

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with Sanders that the United States was an illiberal nation that had rigged the game against exploited working classes.37 Fourth, illegal immigration warps the census. It eventually alters the very way citizens vote in the Electoral College and are apportioned congressional representation. There were few, if any

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in congressional reapportionment diminishes the unique value of citizenship. Massive recent illegal and legal immigration may radically recalibrate the allocation of congressional seats.38 Fifth, illegal immigration has resulted in a spike in crime that affects the safety of American citizens, not surprising when hundreds of thousands walk into the United States

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booklets at the border—cynically exporting its illiterate citizens by teaching them how to break US immigration law with impunity. In 2017, both legal and illegal immigrants of all nationalities sent nearly $150 billion out of the United States. Nor does the Mexican government care that scrimping and saving to send remittances

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convenience or assumes no one but those here illegally will do his yard work, should we laugh or cry?43 Fourth, yet another catalyst of illegal immigration is the self-interested professional Latino lobby in politics and academia. Activists apparently see a steady stream of impoverished Latin American nationals as a revolving

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Julián Castro (D-TX) advocated decriminalizing illegal entry into the United States and recalibrating this violation as a civil infraction.44 Ethnic chauvinism often enables illegal immigration—and often is used blatantly both to encourage ethnic solidarity and to diminish critics with charges of purported racism. Only in 2018, after decades of

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believe the transformation is in part due to open borders. Again, changing demography explains a radical transformation in the Democratic Party’s past stance on illegal immigration. In the early 2000s, influential Democratic congressional leaders such as Senators Hillary Clinton (D-NY), Harry Reid (D-NV), and Charles Schumer (D-NY),

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1992, our borders might as well not have existed. The border was under-patrolled, and what patrols there were, were under-equipped. Drugs flowed freely. Illegal immigration was rampant. Criminal immigrants, deported after committing crimes in America, returned the very next day to commit crimes again. By 2016, they were all for

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a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, I have learned that I cannot talk or write freely and dispassionately about certain topics—illegal immigration, global warming, identity politics, abortion, affirmative action, Donald Trump, or policies concerning COVID-19 quarantine—without campus or student and faculty efforts to restrict

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Project at UCSB, February 12, 2013, www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/address-before-joint-session-congress-the-state-the-union-2. On the unpopularity of illegal immigration in Mexico, cf. Kevin Sieff and Scott Clement, “Unauthorized Immigrants Face Public Backlash in Mexico, Survey Finds,” Washington Post, July 17, 2019, www.washingtonpost.

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“Language in the Immigration Debate,” Center for Immigration Studies, October 26, 2012, https://cis.org/Language-Immigration-Debate. 16. For the Democrats’ new acceptance of illegal immigration, see a synopsis of recent polls: Craig Kafura and Bettina Hammer, “Republicans and Democrats in Different Worlds on Immigration,” Chicago Council on Global Affairs, October

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8, 2019, www.thechicagocouncil.org/publication/lcc/republicans-and-democrats-different-worlds-immigration. 17. Costs of illegal immigration: Steven A. Camarota, “Welfare Use by Immigrant and Native Households: An Analysis of Medicaid, Cash, Food, and Housing Programs,” Center for Immigration Studies, September 10

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LBJ Presidential Library, October 3, 1965, www.lbjlibrary.org/lyndon-baines-johnson/timeline/lbj-on-immigration. 26. Former President Trump stated that the cost of illegal immigration (i.e., the cost of services received minus their tax contributions) is over $200 billion annually and perhaps as high as $275 billion. This amount

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, www.heritage.org/immigration/report/the-fiscal-cost-unlawful-immigrants-and-amnesty-the-us-taxpayer. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine estimates that illegal immigration actually benefits the economy: Francine D. Blau and Christopher Mackie, The Economic and Fiscal Consequences of Immigration (Washington, DC: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and

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Department of Homeland Security, 2018, www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/immigration-statistics/yearbook/2018/enforcement_actions_2018.pdf. 28. On the relationship between illegal immigration and anemic entry-level wages for American workers, see Krikorian, The New Case Against Immigration, 148–153. 29. Voting: “Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Reject Voting

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/local/2019/11/27/list-of-second-amendment-sanctuaries-in-virginia-and-where-its-being-discussed. 34. On the extent of false documentations used by illegal immigrants, see R. Mortensen, “Illegal, but Not Undocumented: Identity Theft, Document Fraud, and Illegal Employment,” Center for Immigration Studies, June 19, 2009, https://cis.org/

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of Seats in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2020,” Center for Immigration Studies, December 9, 2019, https://cis.org/Report/Impact-Legal-and-Illegal-Immigration-Apportionment-Seats-US-House-Representatives-2020; “Exit Polls 2016,” CNN, November 23, 2016, https://edition.cnn.com/election/2016/results/exit-polls. Given that,

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of Federal Prisoners Are Aliens,” Center for Immigration Studies, June 12, 2018, https://cis.org/Huennekens/DOJ-26-Federal-Prisoners-Are-Aliens. 40. Crimes and illegal immigration: “US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Fiscal Year 2019 Enforcement and Removal Operations Report,” US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, www.ice.gov/sites/default/files/documents

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Safe in Sanctuary Cities, Thanks toConservative Justices,” Reason, February 2, 2017, https://reason.com/2017/02/02/undocumented-aliens-may-be-safe-in-sanct. 42. Illegal immigration and crime: Heather Mac Donald, “The Illegal-Alien Crime Wave,” City Journal, winter 2004, www.city-journal.org/html/illegal-alien-crime-wave-12492.html

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66c2-4b33-b41e-1feb29bf1f75.html. Epilogue: Citizenship, the Annus Horribilis, and the November 2020 Election 1. Jeffrey Passel and D’Vera Cohn, “Radical Decline in Illegal Immigration: U.S. Unauthorized Immigrant Total Dips to Lowest Level in a Decade,” Pew Research Center, November 27, 2018, www.pewresearch.org/hispanic/2018/11/27

The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam

by Douglas Murray  · 3 May 2017  · 420pp  · 126,194 words

in England and Wales rose from 1.5 million to 2.7 million. While these were the official figures there was a widespread acceptance that illegal immigrations made all these numbers far higher. At least a million people were recognised to be in the country illegally, and thus unlikely to have filled

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had announced that France would close its borders and that France would become a ‘zero immigration’ country. In 1993 he boasted of forthcoming crackdowns on illegal immigrants: ‘When we have sent home several planeloads, even boatloads and trainloads, the world will get the message.’ But it is doubtful that he believed this

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who has come to Europe from elsewhere to reason why other people like them should not come in their wake. The line between legal and illegal immigration will continue to blur ever further. So with each passing day it will become harder to find a large enough portion of the population opposed

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, here, here ‘100% English’ television documentary here Hungary here, here, here, here, here, here Huntington, Samuel here Icarus Fallen (C. Delsol) here Ignatios, Bishop here illegal immigrations here, here, here, here, here see also asylum claims; deportations Ilyas, Nosheen here Immigration Act (1971) here infrastructure, pressure on here integration issues here, here

Divided: Why We're Living in an Age of Walls

by Tim Marshall  · 8 Mar 2018  · 256pp  · 75,139 words

. And, of course, it didn’t. For months, Mr Trump had been promising to build a wall on the US–Mexico border to help curb illegal immigration into the USA. Though he appears mostly to ‘consult his own genius’ (to use the French phrase about President Giscard d’Estaing), even before he

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difficulties involved in identifying and deporting immigrants who were already there, and making room for them to stay, but at the same time accepting that illegal immigration was a problem and taking steps to stop the ‘flood’. However, the success of all the attempts by Obama and his predecessors to erect barriers

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, it’s nearly 40 miles long. There is also a 152-mile-long fence along the Egyptian–Israeli border, completed in 2013, which has halted illegal immigration from a variety of African countries. Between 2000 and 2012 almost 50,000 Africans, mostly from Sudan, Eritrea and Ethiopia, crossed the border after frequently

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meet. Like so many other countries in the Middle East, Kuwait is trying to guard itself against the proliferating violence in Iraq, and also stop illegal immigration into its much wealthier economy. Turkey, meanwhile, is more concerned by the threat posed by Syria and is building a wall along part of the

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border with Bangladesh include the prevention of weapons- and contraband-smuggling and deterrence of cross-border insurgents; but primarily the fence is there to prevent illegal immigration at levels that have resulted in riots and the mass killing of foreigners. Its main purpose is to keep people out. But this is a

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boundary marker. Since 1971, Assam’s population has more than doubled, from 14.6 million to over 30 million, much of which is due to illegal immigration. Hindu nationalists have argued that the area might have a Muslim majority by 2060. In 2015 there were 19 million Hindus and 11 million Muslims

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this: Pakistan has never forgiven India for helping Bangladesh gain independence. To sow discord, it promotes a strategy known as ‘forward strategic depth’. It encourages illegal immigration and sponsors cross-border terrorism from Bangladesh, supporting the activities of groups such as Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami and Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh and

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tied to caste system, says study’, Times of India, 21 November 2016 Sukumaran Nair, P., Indo-Bangladesh Relations (New Delhi: APH Publishing, 2008) Tripathi, Sanjeev, ‘Illegal immigration from Bangladesh to India: toward a comprehensive solution’, Carnegie India, 29 June 2016 Chapter 6: Africa Agyemang, Felix, ‘The emergence of gated communities in Ghana

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ways, requires cooperation with local authorities. Already some cities have announced that they will not cooperate with Trump’s plan to round up illegal immigrants; they could even actively shield illegal immigrants from federal authorities. The federal government can impose its will on the states in many ways—by, for example, bestowing or withholding

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seems a calculated act of journalistic aggression. The paper has either ignored, miscovered or muted the less appealing realities of immigration—especially those involving the illegal immigration that has threatened to swamp the southwestern part of the country in recent decades. First there are the blatant sins of omission: fully newsworthy stories

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the Reconquista of lands stolen by gringos long ago. • The Times has given short shrift to the way towns and cities with high densities of illegal immigrants have undermined immigration laws. Many have enacted so-called “sanctuary laws” making it illegal for local officials, including police, to report illegal aliens to federal

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thinking, naiveté, double standards, social distance, elite guilt, intellectual dishonesty, historical shallowness and old-fashioned partisanship. The paper’s reluctance to face the realities of illegal immigration squarely is reflected in its queasy coverage of alien criminality, as well as the different attitudes, values and customs that some immigrant groups bring as

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of the most fundamental aspects of any country’s sovereignty. At the Times, pressure has steadily increased to erase the distinction between “legal” and “illegal” immigration. As Randal Archibold wrote in April 2006, there is “the awkward question of who is legal and how much it should matter.” Officially, the paper

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he wrote that “America has a big problem with illegal immigration, but a big part of it stems from the word ‘illegal.’ It pollutes the debate. It blocks solutions. Used dispassionately and technically, there is nothing

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’ part—and offensive to boot. Wrote one:I am repeatedly frustrated by the implication by Lawrence Downes and others that by default those who oppose illegal immigration are promoting (or at the very least laying the ground for) a racist agenda. The word “illegal” is not a dirty word. It is to

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“sanctuary city,” say: “Wasn’t that where Keanu Reeves was trying to get in ‘The Matrix’?” The Times has low-balled other issues involved in illegal immigration, such as the diseases that are brought across the border, like tuberculosis. The housing that illegals live in is often overcrowded and dangerous, which is

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Citizenship and Immigration Service the budget or infrastructure to handle its new responsibilities—which many saw as simply implementing “amnesty” for up to twelve million illegal immigrants. The bill was premised on the idea that the documents that illegals would be filing to prove residency would be authentic, an unrealistic expectation given

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thing as cutting the line. While hesitant to discuss these issues, the Times charged into the fray against those calling for felony penalties for facilitating illegal immigration. One editorial claimed, falsely and sensationally, that such penalties could lead to jail for church groups running soup kitchens, or neighbors taking an illegal to

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better to do. One Times story characterized the Minutemen as “anti-immigration,” which the paper later had to retract, admitting that they are only against illegal immigration. The Minutemen founder Jim Gilchrist was trying to speak at Columbia University in October 2006 when campus radicals stormed the stage. A melee ensued, as

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want everyone in the country to help with this,’ David Cameron said in a major speech on immigration in October 2011, ‘including by reporting suspected illegal immigrants to our Border Agency through the Crimestoppers phone line or the Border Agency website. Together I do believe we can reclaim our borders and send

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illegal immigrants home.’28 And now there is indeed an Immigration Enforcement Hotline, as well as an online reporting form that concerned citizens can use if they

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reduce the need for expensive, unpleasant and resource-hogging enforced removals, involving dawn raids, detention and charter flights, because life would be so hard for illegal immigrants that they would ‘self-deport’. However, all this ignores the costs of implementing the policy itself and creating the systems to routinely check immigration status

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up being absorbed into existing budgets where they squeeze service delivery even more, may well outweigh the savings. The hostile environment is supposed to discourage illegal immigration but there is no evidence to suggest it works. No targets were set, no evaluation has been commissioned and the expense of implementation may very

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Howe, Geoffrey 1 Huguenots 1 Human Rights Act (1998) 1, 2 Human Rights Watch 1 Humanism UK 1 Hungarian refugees 1 identity cards 1, 2 ‘illegal immigrants’ (definition) 1, 2, 3 illegal workers 1 Immigration Act (1971) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Immigration Act (2014) 1

Central America

by Carolyn McCarthy, Greg Benchwick, Joshua Samuel Brown, Alex Egerton, Matthew Firestone, Kevin Raub, Tom Spurling and Lucas Vidgen  · 2 Jan 2001

and a seven-year-old girl from opposite sides of the social spectrum. Sin nombre (Nameless) was a 2009 Sundance prize winner about gangs and illegal immigration that opens in Honduras. The first Panamanian-made commercial film was 2009’s Chance, a worthy tropical comedy about class shenanigans, told by two maids

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Chansayab (see boxed text, opposite page). For information on other ecotourism projects in the area, check out www.laselvadechiapas.com. Dangers & Annoyances Drug trafficking and illegal immigration are facts of life in this border region, and the Carretera Fronteriza more or less encircles the main area of Zapatista rebel activity and support

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to orchestrated attacks by Mexicans. Deported en masse between 2000 and 2004, the maras became heavily involved in drug cartels, guns, the sex trade and illegal immigration. Despite countless arrests, the previous government’s policy of Super Mano Dura failed to have a lasting impact. THE CULTURE The National Psyche Most travelers

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, miniature scenes of life hidden under carved forms of eggs or fruit (Click here). Cuadros (paintings) depict village life, more recently including humorous takes on illegal immigration or marriage and sex. Ask for the names and addresses of known artists who receive visitors to their village workshops. ACTIVITIES Friendly and bilingual Julio

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industry is virtually nonexistent, but Honduras has been the fictional setting in some films, most recently Sin nombre (2009), a Sundance prizewinner about gangs and illegal immigration that opens in Honduras (though shot in Mexico). The Sounds of La Mosquitia, an independent film depicting the sights and sounds of the feral jungle

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Colombia has become more stable. However, proponents must deal with Panamanian fears that it is not stable enough. In addition, a road could also increase illegal immigration and drug traffic and may help spread foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, which is presently limited to South America. A paved road would also

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