DHS: Chain Migration Imported Devout Muslim Who Shot At Pennsylvania Police
President Trump has said: “Chain migration is a disaster for this country and it’s horrible.”
He is right. According to Department of Homeland Security statistics, since 2007, the U.S. has admitted over 117,000 individuals from the three countries that the State Department recognizes as state-sponsors of terrorism: Iran, Syria, and Sudan.
How is the U.S. economy or way of life enriched by a massive influx of Iranians, Sudanese, and Syrians? What are they bringing to the table? Of course, even to ask such a question is islamofauxbic. But the grim reality is that to bring in such people in large numbers without adequate vetting procedures (and what vetting procedures can be adequate for a religion of taqiyya and deceit?) is like playing Russian roulette. The longer we do it, the less likely it is to end well. Look what happened with Akayed Ullah in the New York City Times Square subway station. And he will by no means be the last one.
The terror suspect accused of targeting police officers in Pennsylvania entered the United States as a foreign relative of a newly naturalized immigrant, a process known as “chain migration,” according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Ahmed Amin El-Mofty, a 51-year-old from Egypt, allegedly targeted Pennsylvania police officers last week, firing multiple shots at officers while they were sitting in their police vehicles, according to FOX43. In one instance, El-Mofty shot into a police car and wounded a female officer...
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The Remedy For Chain Migration: Chain Deportation!, by Paul Nachman, VDare, December 29, 2017:
The folks at NumbersUSA have been focusing this year on chain migration... Recently Numbers has been running a national TV ad, 30 seconds long, on this basic, festering point:
Note that the Numbers ad centers on the chains that would be launched by legalization of the DACA-protected illegal aliens, not from legally-admitted seed immigrants. But the phenomenon and its societal impacts are comparable.
So it’s a great triumph for the forces of immigration sanity that “chain migration” is—at long last!—a concept that’s surfaced in the national conversation, since these chains make up a large fraction of the legal-immigration influx.
(Why should national recognition of this obvious concept be considered a “triumph”? Because most Americans know next-to-nothing about immigration beyond such weary slogans—actually, sales pitches—as “We’re a nation of immigrants.”
... “chain deportation”—there’s an idea whose time we can hope will come!
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