One of the most persistent myths propagated by open borders enthusiasts is the notion that America’s approach to border security, despite not existing in many places along our southern border, is both unique and quintessentially inhumane. The predominant narrative usually takes the form of American Border Patrol agents callously impeding the free flow of brown-skinned, impoverished...
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Saudi Arabia is not normally associated with such values as human rights, due process, or civilized behavior. That’s why the news that Indonesia has suspended its guest worker program with the House of Saud should surprise no one. The proximate cause of this moratorium is the beheading of an Indonesian maid who killed her...
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Reading the headlines from Mexico these days is a thankless task, especially if you’re looking for any glimmer of hope in the otherwise relentless barrage of violence we’ve seen over the past five years. One recent gruesome discovery was a mass grave uncovered in Tamaulipas state.
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As I noted in my previous post, one of the problems you face in analyzing “Machete” is the multi-pronged approach taken by its director. While obviously trying to exploit the intensified feelings surrounding the debate over what to do about illegal aliens that was engendered by the passage of SB 1070, Robert Rodriguez had...
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Piggybacking on yesterday’s story about the inconsistencies of Mexican immigration policy, there’s a new story about an old problem bedeviling our neighbor to the south.
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