Category: immigration

Sounds Like the Briar Patch Story Come to Mind?

Chip Roy Calls Out Fellow Republicans: Will They ‘Honor Their Campaign Commitments to Secure the Border?’ “Send that over to the senate. Send that over to the senate and make Chuck Schumer and the president of the United States choke on it.” [More]

I’m not sure that’s possible with someone who commits in-your-face treason knowing not only will the media never call him on it, our “gun rights leaders” won’t either.

[Via Michael G]

Meanwhile, Across the Pond…

THIS is the sub-machine gun seized in Bradford that a trial has been told was manufactured using a 3D printer. [More]

“Majeeb,” eh?

And “imprinted on the plastic is an image of an arm holding a curved sword with what appears to be blood dripping from the sword”…?

Sounds like they have a bigger problem than a gun…

On a tangentially-related note, this blog comes highly recommended. I haven’t had time to see if I agree, so I leave that to you who do.

[Via CP]

Who Needs Foreign Troops When You Have Foreign Voters?

Democrats in the Rhode Island General Assembly have introduced legislation that, if passed, would grant localities the ability to give non-U.S. citizens the right to vote in municipal elections. The measure marks the latest attempt by leftists to give foreigners and, in this case, even illegal immigrants the opportunity to influence the U.S. electoral process. [More]

Just like another place that works just fine.

That means if a municipality votes for citizen disarmament, the invaders have a say. Sure, Rhode Island ostensibly has limited preemption, but use and discharge control by cities means good luck with either, and Democrat control can change that.

And the traitors are Representatives:

Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”, right?

Any “gun rights leader” who tells you that is just being politically gutless — or worse — and what’s more, he knows it.

[Via Michael G]

Vote of No Confidence

Rep. Jim Jordan criticized online after saying ‘only Americans should vote in American elections’ [More]

Every Democrat opposing this is a traitor.

I’d go a step further and say no one should be allowed to become an American — or to even come here — unless doing so helps fulfill the government’s obligation “to secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.”

And it’s almost funny, Eleanor Holmes Norton, one, saying DC is capable of governing itself, and two, calling this “paternalistic.” She’s the control freak who asserted:

“Women are virgins when it comes to guns. It should stay that way.”

And as far as Congress “Keep[ing their] hands off DC,” there’s this matter of the Constitution Holmes and her fellow Marxist trough-feeders continually spit on, delegating to Congress the power to:

To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, by Cession of particular States, and the Acceptance of Congress, become the Seat of the Government of the United States, and to exercise like Authority over all Places purchased by the Consent of the Legislature of the State in which the Same shall be, for the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, dock-Yards, and other needful Buildings;

Sounds Like They’ve Decided on a Verdict

73-Year-Old Arizona Rancher Charged with First-Degree Murder For Fatally Shooting Illegal Alien on His Property – Held on $1 Million Bond [More]

If “investigators were still trying to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident, as well as establish a motive,” how can he be charged with anything?

I wonder if he knows enough to not say anything without a lawyer. Talking to the media about his wife makes me wonder.

[Via bondmen]

Club for Metastasizing

Club for Growth Distances Itself Further From Trump [More]

Hey, cheap labor über alles, right, rope-selling capitalists? And to be clear– this is not about the avatar. It’s about the people who believed in what he said he stood for.

Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”. And I have that on good authority.

The commies love having useful idiot bourgeoisie — until they’re no longer needed.

Coming Soon, to a Vibrant Community Near You

I made this video at Puerto Limon in Darien Gap as this group emerged. Most are military aged males. Every day I am with them I see a sprinkling among the masses — a few who appear dangerously insane. And another sprinkling of obvious predatory males. This is true here in Darien, and the US/Mexico border. [More]

So… pro-gun Democrats…?

[Via Wynn A]

Nevada Considers Bill to Allow Foreign Citizens as Police Officers

The thought of a foreigner doing it seems intolerable. What could go wrong with our cities employing what amounts to latter-day Hessian mercenaries, with incentives to follow orders above all else, especially since rocking the boat or blowing the whistle could jeopardize more than their jobs, but also their eligibility to remain in this country? [More]

Back the blue…helmets?

To Themselves and Their Posterity

“Know that you are all in these chairs because of us. We are voting. Our people are voting,” Bello said. “If you don’t pass this bill, people are going to vote you all out.” [More]

And Bello hasn’t been deported…why?

And of course Minnesota Democrats are going to “downplay” it. Their party is counting on it.

Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”. And I have that on good authority.

[Via Michael G]

One Bite at a Time?

KILLING THE NFA: The Real World 2nd Amendment Strategy for ATTACKING the NFA [Watch]

Incrementalism. We get it. That’s the correct legal strategy.

But here’s one thing proponents of reverse incrementalism, and in fact, none of the “gun groups” will even acknowledge, let alone seriously address:

What if the clock runs out because the courts have all been taken over by politically unchallengeable majority appointments?

What does anyone with eyes think the enemy has been busy setting up?

Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”. And I have that on good authority.

[Via Jess]

Adventures in Rigorousness

“We have always taken rigorous steps to comply with the law, including use of the government’s E-Verify system for new hires, extensive training for all hiring managers, multiple audits, and use of biometrics,” Swenson said. “Our compliance plans are also modeled after the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recommended best practices.” [More]

And we know how rigorous those government standards are!

[Via Steve T]

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