| Anti-immigration zealotry is good: Article that discusses the involvement of lax immigration laws in the September 11th attacks. |
| Cultural Suicide: Argues that the "legalization of this [Mexican] illegal alien population amounts to American cultural suicide " |
| Defining Deviancy Down on Immigration: Poses the question - "Has the White House contracted out immigration policy to the immigration lawyers?" |
| Enoch Powell spoke the truth on immigration: Article from the Jewish World Review discussing Enoch Powell's anti-immigration beliefs. |
| Testimony of Harold Ezell, February 22, 1996: Testimony given to the .S. Commission on Immigration Reform Before the House of Representatives. "The American people are fed up with illegal immigration. It is against the law, and I would remind you that every one of us who has served in public office takes an oath to ensure that the laws are faithfully executed. If thefederal government was doing its job to stop illegal immigration, there would never have been a need for Prop 187, which was supported by an overwhelming majority of California voters, nearly 60 percent." |
| The Diversity Myth: Discusses the growing problems with the balkanisation of America. Argues that America was never a "melting pot", but that its success was built on English dominance and conformity to that model, and that multiculturalism is a dangerous precedent at odds with traditional assimilation. |
| The Environmental Impact of Immigration into the United States: Argues that "the current high rate of immigration into the United States of America has adverse environmental impacts upon America, and upon the world as a whole." |
| The Island Race ... Riots: Compares American and British experiences with immigration and argues that immigration was a "terrible injustice [inflicted] on the English working class". |
| The Jewish Stake in America's Changing Demography: Argues that mass Mexican immigration deprives American Jews of political power and influence, and therefore a reducation of immigration should follow. |
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