Category: immigration

‘No More Important Issue to 2A Than Immigrants Voting for Democrats’

Been saying exactly that for years– right down to repeatedly citing that New York Times paragraph, only to be ignored by the gun groups and flat out insulted or just put down by louder voices, none of whom have the integrity to take my challenge and all of whom deflect, run away, and even block when pressed on fights they started.

Once more:

I extend that invitation to the leaders of all the national gun groups, NRA, SAF, GOA, FPC, NAGR, and others. Take the challenge. Otherwise, you’re playing into the hands of the Democrats, and worse, by avoiding and ignoring this, you and they know it.

I’ve been beating this drum– pretty much alone among nationally-published Second Amendment writers– since Examiner.com days, and have been unsuccessful at getting it to be heard outside of my niche within a niche. If it takes a more prominent and accepted voice to get the majors to take notice, so be it.

[Via Andy M]

Adventures in Baselessness

Authorities say that Chaudhari denied he voted at first when interviewed but later claimed he “made a mistake” and admitted to voting while also telling investigators he is not a U.S. citizen. [More]

A mistake is when you forget to carry the “2.”

I wonder how he voted…

Don’t look for Minnesota’s ruling Communist Party to do this.

Or to deport this foreign subversive.

[Via Michael G]

Cabal News Network

Four Republicans joined all Democrats in supporting the petition, which allowed the bill to advance without support from the House Republican leadership. Six Republicans and one Independent then voted to move the bill forward in the House.  [More]

We’ve talked about The Cabal before.

My question is, why I don’t see furious noise being made and credible primary alternatives being supported by their constituents?

Adventures in Rigorousness

A Department of Homeland Security official was killed in Georgia by a naturalized U.S. citizen with a prior criminal record, a case that is raising new questions about the federal government’s vetting process after the agency recently acknowledged significant screening gaps. [More]

It’s just now “raising questions”?

Y’know, I read somewhere that the Preamble offers guidance on who should be eligible for admission…

Dismissal of Immigration Threat is What the Gun Prohibitionists’ Want

A Rebuttal to Cam Edwards’ Article ‘Should 2A Groups Make Opposition to Legal Immigration an Issue? A Response to David Codrea’ [More]

By disparaging thoughts on what a “pathway to citizenship” means for future “gun votes,” widely followed “gun rights influencers” are discouraging even discussing the issue.

Cabal News

Sudden GOP infighting explodes over bipartisan immigration reform bill [More]

How undignified!

Vichycons for Haitian Hammer Killers… ?

But wait! There’s more:

While the Salazar-Lawler bill is the worst of it, there are other efforts afoot from the same cabal of anti-MAGA “Republicans.” Rep. Lloyd Smucker (R-Pa.) has reintroduced H.R. 5494, the Essential Workers for Economic Advancement Act. The bill expands visas for up to 500,000 alien laborers in the construction, hospitality, and other sectors and proposes a new H-2C visa program for critical jobs that do not require a college degree but are essential to business operations and U.S. economic growth.

With a name like Smucker, he has to be good (from 2016):

Change my mind on how his supporting a massive influx of foreign nationals will be good for the future of 2A.

Ask What Your Country Can Do for Them

More Than 16,000 Immigrants in Illinois May Lose Food Assistance in the Coming Months [More]

How many generations are we gonna have to feed until they come around?

And how will they, if this is the culture they’re immersed in?

Hey, maybe they’ll riot. While waving foreign flags.

[Via Michael G]

An Unexplored Opportunity

Education is another area where the perceived “need” for high tech work visas actually reflects the underlying failure of Democrat-dominated teachers’ unions and school administrations.

Take a look at per capita spending in public school systems, then compare it to how much is comparably spent in, say, India, and it makes fair the question of how and why so many can outperform U.S. students, many of whom graduate unable to read at the fourth-grade level, and are effectively unemployable. Ditto for those who aren’t qualified to use DEI degrees in anything the market is willing to pay for.

Why aren’t establishment education policies and curricula geared toward producing what the domestic market demands, to where the need to hire a foreign national over a qualified citizen candidate is one of special circumstances involving individual exceptionalism? Is flooding states with H-1Bs to enrich tech billionaires really the best way for the interests of We the People to be advanced?

Look at the Democrat-dominated teachers’ unions and tell me there’s not a political opportunity to capitalize with voters justifiably objecting to economic displacement by pointing out academia establishment failures due to willful educational malpractice.

And it’s no surprise these Marxist sell-outs want a “pathway to citizenship” for illegals, too.

None Dare Call It Hate Speech

“I hate Republicans,” Piker said on “Pod Save America.” “I oppose them. I say that all the time. I think that the Republicans are far more damaging. The biggest terrorists, the biggest domestic terrorist in this country, the biggest terrorist internationally is the Republican Party. And not only that, but it’s just like, they … I want to fight against the growing fascist movement in this country.” [More]

I just don’t believe he doesn’t realize Mussolini said:

“Do not imagine that by tearing up my membership card in the Socialist Party you can forbid my socialist faith or prevent me from continuing to work for the cause of socialism and the revolution”

Maybe he’s resorting to a form of Taqqiya:

Hasan Doğan Piker was born on July 25, 1991, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, to Turkish parents. He grew up in Istanbul and was raised as a Muslim.

I know, I know: Give it another generation of two.

In the meantime, The Newsraper of Record says he’s not the enemy, which I guess means Republicans are.

An Undignified Act

U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill of Texas is blasting the so‑called Dignity Act of 2025 as an amnesty plan dressed up in “border security” talking points. [More]

Calling it “the DIGNIDAD Act” tells us much.

OK, but what’s any of this have to do with guns?

[Via Sweet Babboo]

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20 GOP Morons Sign Onto Bipartisan Amnesty Bill [More]

Names. We need names.

And then time to see what their NRA grades are, something I won’t be able to attempt until the weekend because of existing priorities on my plate, if then, because life circumstances may demand I travel.

[Via Michael G]

The good news is, the communists are all for it.

[Via Andy M]

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