Category Archives: Immigration/Free Trade
Sinking Arizona
By Jim Smith Oh Arizona, where the elderly go to die a Death’s Head has gripped your state. Immigrants raise their eyes and ask why they must suffer such a criminal’s fate. Sunstroke has come early to Arizona this year, … Continue reading
Filed under Civil Rights, Crime/Police, Immigration/Free Trade, Jim Smith
July 2008 – Another Break In The Wall, or Another Wall To Break?
By Maria E. Montano When one thinks about walls to edify, one thinks about construction, progress and development. However, when one thinks about walls that physically try to separate societies of people, one tends to think opposite with regards to … Continue reading
Filed under History, Immigration/Free Trade
April 2008 – NAFTA Is Sucking Immigrants Over The Border
By Karl Abrams When the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) began on New Year’s Day 1994, a new age of free trade prosperity was expected to begin. Hundreds of thousands of US jobs would be created, immigration from Mexico … Continue reading
Filed under Immigration/Free Trade, Politics
