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One of the Most Obscure Green Card Categories: Abused Parents of U.S. Citizens ([link removed])
By David North
One of the most obscure, least attractive, and hardest-to-secure ways of getting green card status is to claim that the alien has been abused or battered by one's citizen children. Green card holders, on the other hand, can beat up on their parents to their hearts' content and it will not produce any immigration benefits for the victims.

Another Shining Example of Sanctuary Policies Making Communities 'Safer' ([link removed])
By Dan Cadman
On December 17, shortly before her 52nd birthday, Annette Conquering Bear was struck by a car and killed within steps of her home in Denver, while walking back from a short shopping trip with her husband. The individual who killed her fled without stopping. The suspect — was one Juan Sanchez, native and citizen of Mexico, a six-time prior deportee with three drunk-driving arrests prior to the drunk-driving arrest and release that took place shortly before his deadly hit-and-run.

When the Wolves Guard the Sheep ([link removed])
By John Miano
American tech workers campaigned hard for President Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign. During the campaign, candidate Trump promised major changes to the H-1B visa program whose very purpose is to replace Americans with cheap foreign labor. With the 2020 election approaching, now is a good time to access what Trump has done to fulfill that promise.

Mississippi Raids Net American Jobs ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
The New York Times reported a follow-up to an August 7, 2019, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in which the agency executed criminal search warrants at seven agricultural processing plants owned by five employers in Mississippi. Not surprisingly, it found that the operation "opened up jobs for American workers". The article makes clear that American workers, and in particular local African-Americans, were able to find better jobs at the particular site.

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