Immigration ‘Compromise’ Sells Out Our Sovereignty

By Rep. Ron Paul
Radio Interview

The much-vaunted Senate “compromise” on immigration is a compromise alright: a compromise of our laws, a compromise of our sovereignty, and a compromise of the Second Amendment. That anyone in Washington believes this is a credible approach to solving our immigration crisis suggests just how out of touch our political elites really are.

The reality is that this bill will grant amnesty to virtually all of the 12 to 20 million illegal aliens in the country today. Supporters use very creative language to try and convince us that amnesty is not really amnesty, but when individuals who have entered the United States illegally are granted citizenship – regardless of the fees they are charged – what you have is amnesty.

What is seldom discussed in the immigration debate, unfortunately, is the incentives the US government provides for people to enter the United States illegally. As we know well, when the government subsidizes something we get more of it. The government provides a myriad of federal welfare benefits to those who come to the US illegally, including food stamps and free medical care. Is this a way to discourage people from coming to the US illegally?

Additionally, one of the most absurd incentives for people to come to the US illegally is the promise of instant US citizenship to anyone born on our soil. That is why when Congress returns next week I will be re-introducing my Constitutional amendment to deny automatic citizenship to individuals born on US soil to parents who are not US citizens or who do not owe permanent allegiance to the United States. (more…)

If I Were Them I’d Be Scared Too

By Jane Gardener
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I can understand the Jewish Supremacists/Zionists being terrified of academic inquiry into the Holocaust. . . . Source: The Paleoconservative Primer

(Note: This article raises questions about certain aspects of WWII history and may or may not meet legal guidlines in several countries where freedom of inquirey is against the law. Since Dr. Duke is travelling abroad the controvercial body of this text is not posted on DavidDuke.com — site Admin)

Harvard Legal Expert Vows to Sue Lecturers Boycotting Israel

By Jon Boone