Tucker Carlson Explains Why Illegal Children Need To Be Deported

Libturds are completely out of touch and not effected by these policies in their elite ivory towers. That's why they continue to support these failed policies.

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These 3 images will give the numbas about Black on White violence in the USA.  I do not care about "solutions", I am reporting the numbas as so many have demanded.  Solutions are a catch phrase for derailing the conversation.

All too often in community meetings as the truth comes out that Blacks have a disproportionate amount of violence toward other races, all of a sudden someone will stand up and derail the conversation with, "What are the solutions."

Forget solutions until there is ADMITTING that Blacks are far too violent for being only 13.6% of the US population.  So let's deal with the denial, delusion, and deceit around Black violence first.

Blacks are NOT killed more often by police.

Blacks are killed more often by other Blacks, NOT Whites

These numbas say it ALL

USA Black On White Violence Numbas

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More On The Chicago Anti-Trump Riots

The Three Soros Founded and Funded Groups Behind Chicago's "Protests"

La Raza challenge at protests: Stomp flag or YOU get stomped.

The mask has fallen off the radical leftists who organized the assassination of free speech at Friday’s scheduled Donald Trump rally in Chicago.

The Daily Caller has detailed three of the groups who have braggadociously taken responsibility for the chaos.

ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) Chicago is the Chicago franchise of an international network started in the wake of 9/11 and among the first to protest against a response in Afghanistan; since then the group is involved in most of the radical left’s favorite causes: anti-capitalist, pro-union, open borders, anti-war, anti-police causes. The day after the Trump rally the group was holding a forum entitled “Taking Action to Support Palestine, Hamas, Hezbollah - all are our brothers.”

They sound like a swell group of people don’t they?

The group called the protest a “people’s victory” and recruited for the protest in a facebook post on Thursday.

“Stand with All Immigrants, Muslims and People of Color! Shut Down White Supremacy! Spread the word. Organize everyone you can and get them to this very important protest. Everywhere Trump goes he and his racist mob must be shut down by the people!” the post read.

Another group identified by the Daily Caller was the Illinois Coalition of Immigrant and Rights Reform.

This group was not only instrumental in creating not only the most radical local immigration ordinance but championed the case which inspired the DREAM Act.

In 2011, Cook County became the first locality to stop cooperating with the federal government on detainers; detainers became controversial among leftist groups when their use skyrocketed under the now discarded Secure Communities program.

Detainers are holds that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) places on state prisoners who they think also violated immigration law and the hold normally gives the federal government up to two extra days to get any prisoner who would otherwise be released.

Denny McCann was killed in June 2011 when an illegal alien driving about three times the speed limit didn’t stop and dragged him about two hundred feet when Denny was crossing the street. The illegal alien, Saul Chavez, was released from prison in November 2011, rather than be held for ICE, after this ordinance passed and has escaped and is presumed in Mexico: the most high-profile of numerous cases of murderers, rapists, and gang members all let free rather than deported as a result of that policy.

What a bunch of patriots.

A third group discovered by the Daily Caller was La Raza Chicago.

The Chicago branch of the notoriously radical pro-illegal immigration group had people on site and detailing the events in a post on its site.  Their Twitter feed is full of tweets as, "Fuck the ambulances, go around us we stand and don't move", "Fuck the USA - make it Mexico again", and their classic "We are not citizens, we are refugees, so fuck US laws".  BTW, they were chanting the same.

The group posted a victory statement on its Facebook page following Friday’s violent action.

“Donald Trump canceled its event Friday night at the University of Illinois at Chicago, for safety reasons, including the thousands of protesters who gathered inside and outside the venue,” read an English translation of what the group wrote in Spanish “protesting his presence, which has already caused confrontations with supporters of Trump and the authorities.”

WGN News reported, La Raza protestors also gave a challenge to protest members: Stomp the flag or YOU get stomped.  A USA flag was placed on the sidewalk and people who refused to stomp it were hauled to a nearby alley and beaten by La Raza members.

“Protests by presidential candidate rally had been organized for days by a coalition of activists, students, religious and political city, including numerous Latino organizations and African-American (organizations.),” the group added.

There can no longer be any doubt that the actions against Trump and his supporters on Friday was a well-organized disruption and not an organic protest. All well funded by their godfather and bank roller Geroge Soros.

Daily Caller, Chicago Tribune, and WGN News

61% Of Americans Oppose Immigration

Sixty-one percent of Americans agree that "continued immigration into the country jeopardizes the United States," according to a new poll commissioned by management consulting firm A.T. Kearney that revealed pessimism across a wide range of issues.

The degree of concern is remarkable considering that the question was about all immigration, including the legal kind. Even Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said he supports legal immigration into the U.S.

A.T. Kearney gave Bloomberg Businessweek an exclusive first look at the results of the survey, which covers 2,590 respondents and is part of an America@250 study that's intended to gauge the nation's direction with 10 years to go before its 250th birthday. The study, which will be posted online later this month, was conducted last October and November by NPD Group.

The political climate may help account for Americans' immigration fears, says Paul Laudicina, chairman of the Global Business Policy Council, which is a unit of A.T. Kearney. "Given what's going on in the national discourse and the desperate state of national politics ... it makes people vulnerable to jingoistic sloganeering," he said in an interview.

A belief that immigration jeopardizes the U.S. was common across age groups, although highest among baby boomers (65 percent) and lowest among millennials (55 percent). By education, it was highest among those with just a high school education or some college (65 percent), and by region it was highest in the South, including Texas (66 percent).

There were lots of other sour findings in the survey. Fifty-eight percent of respondents agreed with the statement "I’m not confident in the U.S. economy’s ability to return to stronger growth." Fifty-two percent agreed, "U.S. businesses will be increasingly uncompetitive." And 51 percent agreed, "My vote doesn’t matter because politics in Washington will never change."

On the plus side, 85 percent of respondents agreed, "Technological progress in a range of sectors will boost U.S. productivity and economic growth."

"American public opinion is very much in a state of flux," says Laudicina. "You can make a case that people are more reasonable and more optimistic than you would be willing to guess based on the nature of the political dialogue."

The A.T. Kearney survey seems to show more negativity toward immigration than other recent surveys, although it's hard to tell because each one uses its own question wording. A Pew Research Center study conducted in August through October found that 53 percent of respondents thought immigration strengthened the U.S. vs. 38 percent who thought it burdened the U.S. In a Gallup Poll in June, 34 percent of respondents favored a decrease in immigration, 25 percent favored an increase, and 40 percent favored keeping it at current levels.

What is clear is that Americans are more down on immigration than in past eras. As recently as 2002, the Harris Poll found that only 1 percent of Americans mentioned immigration, including refugees, when asked to name the two most important issues for the government to address. That rose to 19 percent last year.

Protected Refugee Status Of Cubans Must End

American law gives Cubans special status to live in the United States and apply for a green card, provided they make it here. That has set off a rush of Cubans who have taken advantage of changes inside Cuba that make it easier to leave, and who are worried that the Obama administration’s improved relations with their government will soon erase their privileged status.

In January, the United States pledged $1 million to help provide temporary shelter, potable water, food, sanitation and hygiene kits to thousands of Cubans who were stranded in Costa Rica while trying to make their way to the American border.

Full Story: NY Times

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For The Good Of The USA, Bye Bye Jeb

Obama Wants Your Kids Under His Control

His Imperial Highness now wants to monitor how you raise your kids.

Migrant Violence In Two Nations

Did my dad and all the other soldiers fight in the Second World War for our freedom just to let scum like this into our country, I don't think so. I know for a fact we are no longer the USA my dad fought for!

A man with a machete walked into the Nazareth Restaurant & Deli and began attacking customers. Four people were injured, one with critical wounds. Police shot and killed the man after he attempted to flee the scene.

Full Story Here: One News Now

And as a bonus this from Austria

The mother of the boy who was raped by an Iraqi migrant in a swimming pool in Austria, has said she regrets teaching her children to be welcoming to migrants and described the man's defence as 'just monstrous'.

Full Story Here: Daily Mail

Why Trump Is Popular - And Winning

Donald Trump, GOP Candidate

 Inside-the-Beltway conservative media people with that Republican Party, they're out there, for example, saying that Trump once wanted single-payer system. "He's not conservative! You can't support Trump." Did you know that he once supported single-payer?  From the same people who are funding Obamacare! The same people who give us fake repeal Obamacare votes, the same people who have paid for and continue to help fund Obamacare, say, "Trump once supported single-payer!" 

hey trashed Trump about his wall.  "It's not gonna happen! Trump isn't gonna build a wall! He's never gonna get Mexico to pay for the wall. He's stupid! There's not gonna be a wall. It's silly, can't get it done. He's lying to people about it."  Right.  These are the same people that voted to secure 700-some-odd miles of the southern border but have built less than 40 miles of fencing.  So all of this that they chide Trump for not being conservative about?

All along I have been asking, "Well, where is conservatism in Washington, anyway, besides on display on blogs and on display at think tanks?  Where is it?"  There's some conservatism in individual members of the House, Senate, but we don't have any conservative policies being implemented.  Yet all these people lament Trump's not a conservative.  Well, the people helping Obama accomplish what he wants in Iran, Obamacare, amnesty, tell me: If Trump isn't conservative...

Now, let me attempt to help the inside-the-Beltway conservatives and Republicans understand why the reaction to Trump is what it is and why it's not going away any time soon, and why it probably is only going to keep building.  And it's not hard to understand at all.  The first bit of advice -- and remember, free advice is worth what it costs anybody.  But I offer this sincerely.  I'm sincerely attempting to help people understand 'cause they're really uptight. 

I mean, they're writing articles, columns, blog posts, and they're distressed at Trump's success, and they are distressed at you for falling for something.  

"Trump is a carnival barker phony! He's a Svengali, mesmerizing you. He's a phony baloney, plastic banana, good-time rock 'n' roller," and you don't see it, and that scares them.  And they're telling you and anybody who will listen that Trump isn't conservative -- and if you think he is, you're wrong, and you're destroying conservatism by thinking that Trump is one and so forth. 

Let me help those of you in Washington who think that to try another way of understanding what's happening here.  Nobody -- and I say this with relative ontological certitude. Nobody supporting Donald Trump thinks that he is Ronald Reagan.  Nobody thinks that he is William F. Buckley Jr.  Nobody thinks that he is me.  Nobody thinks that he is conservative, certainly not a Reagan conservative.  That's not why he is being supported.  Thus, he is not harming conservatism or conservative principles.

Because he's not redefining it, because that's not why people support him.  The reason Trump is being supported is that he is not you inside the Beltway.  I hate this to sound so divisive, but we're not the ones that created this.  It's not complicated at all.  Donald Trump has not done anything to advance the Obama agenda or the Democrat Party's agenda, and that's the primary reason why he has such support.  You in the Beltway... I don't understand this myself. I don't know how you missed it.

I don't know why you didn't think it mattered, but you were not elected to help the Democrats.  Nobody's impressed with articles that write about the need for co-governance and bipartisanship and compromise.  Nobody wants to compromise with Obama or the left because they think it is destroying the foundations of this country as founded.  You don't get brownie points for signing up with that.  You don't get brownie points for helping that along. 

You don't get brownie points for reaching across the aisle.  In fact, it's gonna hurt you.  It's not... Where's Governor Christie?  It still is a big part of his appeal.  Where is he in the polls?  You can't find him. Donald Trump is also not in government.  Big plus.  Government is perceived to be, as we discussed, out of touch. But it's not out of touch.  It's just not interested.  Government is distant.  Government is not any longer about how it is portrayed in our founding documents -- of, by, and for the people.

No, it's in spite of the people now, and Trump isn't part of it.  Big, big plus.  It wasn't that long ago that the establishment GOP people, the consultants class and so forth, were out on television insisting that only a former or present governor was even qualified to be president.  All others excluded, regardless of principle, regardless of record. But it's not hard to understand.  If you want to know why Trump is so popular, then you'd better learn to understand why Obama is so unpopular. 

If you don't understand Obama being unpopular, you'd better figure it out.  Don't buy this stuff with a 48% job approval.  On the side of the aisle that's gonna elect the next Republican nominee, it ain't 48%.  His approval is maybe 5% on the Republican side of the aisle that's gonna nominate the next Republican nominee.  This side of the aisle doesn't want amnesty.  They want border security.  They don't want to happen here what is happening in Europe.  They want it stopped. 

They don't want the state sponsor of terrorism in the world to have a nuclear bomb or arsenal.  They do not want the government running health care more and more, and to the extent that those of you inside the Beltway have been complicit in making all this happen, Donald Trump hasn't.  He hasn't had a thing to do with it. His fingerprints are not on one aspect of what many people think has gone totally wrong in this country.  Now, if you're going to continue to have this perch of disdain for people who think this, then the divide is going to continue. 

But you'd better try to understand that it's not about conservatism here.  I wish it were, frankly.  I wish there had been a conservative movement in Washington.  There is conservative literature all over the place, but there's no action behind it. There's no fight for it.  When's the last time Obama was stopped at anything?  When was the last time anybody even made a serious attempt at stopping any of this?  It's really not hard to figure any of this out, unless you literally don't see it.

Unless you literally don't notice it, or if you do notice it and think it's unsophisticated, unrealistic, or made up/comprised of ignorant people who don't understand how Washington works or what have you. Whether they do or don't, it's still their country, too, and they vote.  And they have something that the people inside the Beltway don't have, and that is they have to live with what comes out of there.  They have to live in sanctuary cities.  They have to live in crime-ridden neighborhoods. 

They have to live in this country where 94 million human beings are not working.  They have to live in this welfare state.  They have to live in areas where hospitals are closing because the emergency rooms are overrun and nobody pays and they can't afford to stay open.  None of that describes life inside the Beltway or anywhere else that people like that happen to live.  They're able to insulate themselves from it, and it's more pronounced as a factor today than it ever has been.

So I think it would help to come up with... If you want to talk people out of supporting Trump (which is what I gather the effort is) by warning them he's not conservative, that he's fooling them and he's really a Democrat in sheep's clothing -- if he is, then it's just gonna be more of the same, because clearly there isn't any Republican opposition in Washington that can be spotted.  The thing Trump has going for him, whatever else you might want to add to the list: None of his fingerprints are on any of the stuff that has happened that people are angry at, opposed to -- and, frankly, scared of. 

Rush Limbaugh