Exclusive-Doing the Work Our Media Won't: Clues to the Immigrant Crime Wave

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The following is an excerpt from ¡Adios, America! The Left’s Plan to Turn Our Country into a Third World Hellhole (June 1, 2015) by Ann Coulter.

To paraphrase the line about families, you can’t choose your native-born Americans—but you can choose your immigrants. Our immigration system will be working when the number of immigrants who commit crimes is zero.

Why would any country import other countries’ criminals? What could possibly be on the plus side of the ledger, with “criminal” on the minus side? Since the United Nations isn’t yet demanding that America allow everyone in the world to immigrate here, couldn’t we at least discriminate on the basis of felon vs. non-felon? Maybe we could do a triage:

1.) Helpful to country;

2.) Not helpful to country, but not a felon;

3.) Felon.

Here’s another idea: Instead of the Census Bureau collecting detailed information about how many rental units have “broken or missing stair railings” (382,000 in 2010) or have had mold in their bathrooms in the last twelve months (1.1 million in 2010), how about the government tell us how many immigrants have committed crimes? Determining the number of foreign born in the criminal justice system doesn’t rely on taking surveys, trusting Americans to accurately report on their stair railings, and hiring teams of statisticians to spend years analyzing the data. We just need the government to count. Unlike mold in private homes, criminals have come into significant contact with the government—cops, prosecutors, judges, and prison guards. And we’re already paying those guys’ salaries. As important as the number of carports in America is, it’s also important to know how many immigrants are committing crimes.

With the government keeping that information locked in a steel casket at Fort Knox, one has to look at ancillary facts. The available data suggest that the crime rate among immigrants is astronomical. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), for example, inadvertently issued a report indicating that there are twice as many foreign-born criminals as the GAO’s estimate. In 2006, the DHS stated that 605,000 foreign-born criminals would be arrested by state and local law enforcement in 2007 alone. That’s double the number of illegal aliens for whom the states requested reimbursement in 2009. If the DHS’s estimate is correct, then nearly a third of the 2 million prisoners in state and local facilities that year¹⁴ were foreign born.

Piecing together state and federal reports, it appears that half the correctional population in California consists of illegal aliens. According to a state report, there were fewer than two hundred thousand inmates in the entire California prison population, including mental hospitals, in 2009. That year, 102,795 illegal aliens were incarcerated in California, costing the state more than $1 billion a year. Texas counts only illegal aliens who have already been fingerprinted by the Department of Homeland Security. Even with that limitation, Texas arrests more than thirty-two thousand criminal aliens a year.

Then there is the explosion of America’s prison population since we began admitting millions of Third World immigrants in the 1970s. From 1925 until 1970, a steady 0.1 percent of the population was in state or federal prison. Thus, in 1925, when the U.S. population was 100 million, there were about one hundred thousand people in prison; and in 1970, when there were 200 million Americans, there were two hundred thousand in prison. Then, suddenly, just as a very different sort of immigrant began to be admitted under Teddy Kennedy’s 1965 immigration act, the prison population skyrocketed. If the incarceration rate had remained the same, there would only be about 310,000 people in prison today. Instead, there are more than 2 million prisoners in America. Since 1970, the U.S. population has increased by one-third, but the prison population has nearly sextupled. A lot of factors affect incarceration rates—liberal judges, destructive social programs, illegitimacy, and social decay. But those come and go. Immigration is forever.

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Report: Venezuela-Cuba Facilitate Infiltration of Iranian Agents into North America

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A new report by the Washington D.C.-based, Center for a Secure Free Society, and Canada's Institute for Social and Economic Analysis, raises concerns about the use of Venezuela as a "bridge" to smuggle Iranian agents into North America.

The report entitled, "Canada on Guard: Assessing the Immigration Security Threat of Iran, Venezuela and Cuba," highlights the following key points:

- Iran is collaborating with Venezuela and Cuba to exploit the seams in the Canadian immigration system.

- From 2009 to 2011, Latin America was the largest prior embarkation region for improperly documented Iranians migrating to Canada to seek refugee status.

- Venezuelan authorities provided at least 173 passports, visas and other documentation to Islamist extremists seeking to slip unnoticed into North America.

- Soft power solidarity networks in Canada serve as a “Trojan Horse” for Iran and ALBA to establish cover for spies, saboteurs and other nefarious actors.

As regards the passports, visas and other documentation to Islamist extremists, it's important to remember that Venezuela's immigration system has been under Cuban control since 2004.

At that time, Cuba's former intelligence chief, General Ramiro Valdes, and the Vice-Chancellor of its University of Information Science (UCI), Jose Lavandero Garcia, oversaw and implemented the complete overhaul of Venezuela's passport and naturalization agency (including all of its data, software and systems), formerly known as ONIDEX.

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TORTURADOR DE ESTUDIANTES: Teniente Coronel de la GNB se refugia en Miami

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La inmoralidad de los miembros y esbirros del regimen castro comunista en Venezuela sobrepasa todos los límites. El Teniente Coronel de la GNB Rafael Jose Quero Silva, quien estuvo encargado del Comando Regional de la GNB de Barquisimeto (Core 47) y ordenó torturas estudiantes en Barquisimeto durante las manifestaciones del 15 de Abril de 2013 huyó a Miami y esta refugiado en la casa de su suegro, el banquero enchufado y ahora profugo de la justicia venezolana Angel Carrillo Lugo.

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Latin America facing economic migration challenges

STEPHANIE NOLEN 

In the middle-class kitchens of Chile, it is women from Peru who wash the dishes. The men who pick fruit in the vast agro-estates in Chilean valleys are Bolivians. And many of the men who chip copper from its mountains are Colombians.

The acceleration of Latin America’s largest economies has created an unprecedented flow of economic migration on the continent, pulling workers, both highly skilled and those seeking manual labour, from its poorest countries to its richest.

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Mexican exhibit displays famous exiles' papers: Castro, Trotsky and Sandino

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Paises adictos a las remesas

el autor sigue la rima al uso y excluye al estado-nacion rentista que es cuba.

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Pablo Díez

Este año, los inmigrantes enviarán a sus países más de 400.000 millones de dólares (unos 300.000 millones de euros) en remesas. India, China, Filipinas y México serán los principales receptores en términos absolutos, pero no los que más dependen de estos ingresos. Los países más adictos a las remesas, que figuran a continuación, son economías rudimentarias que viven de la pujanza de potencias vecinas. El flujo de remesas reduce la pobreza, pero perpetúa su dependencia respecto a ellas.

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New Yorker Salustiano Sanchez-Blazquez certified world’s oldest man

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By Brian Latimer, @brainlatimer 

In the wake of the Spanish-American War in 1901, Cuba became a U.S. protectorate. That same year, Salustiano Sanchez-Blazquez was born in El Tejado de Bejar, Spain. Just over 112 years later, the Guinness Book of World Records officially certified Sanchez-Blazquez as the oldest living man in the world on Thursday.
Sanchez-Blazquez succeeded 116-year-old Jiroemon Kimura who died June 12 of this year. He is, however, three years younger than 115-year-old Misao Okawa, the oldest woman – and person – in the world, according to Guinness World Records.
The Guinness World Records committee relied on immigration papers, marriage records, census data, and new reports to confirm Sanchez-Blazquez’s age.
Sanchez-Blazquez emigrated from Spain when he was 17 years old to work in Cuba with his friends. After working in sugar cane fields for two years, he then immigrated through Ellis Island and moved to Lynch, Kentucky to mine coal.
He eventually moved to Niagara, New York in the early 1930s. There he met his wife, Pearl, and fathered two children. Currently his son, John, is 76 years old and his daughter is 69 years old. His extended family spans four generations with seven grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren.
Over the years Sanchez-Blazquez spent his free time dominating gin rummy with his friends, gardening, and filling out crossword puzzles, according to Guinness World Records. He credits his health and longevity to his daily banana and six Anacin tablets.
In 2007, he moved to a nursing home where he still resides. In ten more years he has the chance to steal the spotlight for the oldest authenticated age of any person. That record is held by 122-year-old Jeanne Louise Calment of France.

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Cuba-US: Expelled Spy Leads Migration Talks

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By Chris Simmons

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Cuba-US Migration Talks Held Despite NK Boat Seizure

By Silvia Ayuso

HAVANA TIMES — The United States and Cuba resumed migration talks in Washington today despite Panama’s seizure of a ship bound for North Korea with weapons from the island having put a veil of distrust on Havana. The hidden cargo discovery revived the voices of those who see these technical meetings between the US and Cuba as undesirable rapprochement with the government of Raul Castro.

The meeting, the first after more than two years of interruption of what had once been regular meetings, was chaired by the acting Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Alex Lee, and the director of the USA desk of Cuba’s Foreign Ministry, Josefina Vidal. As the meeting concluded, the Cuban delegation was quick to point out in a statement the “friendly climate” in which the encounter occurred. The State Department meanwhile stressed that at the meeting, focused on immigration issues, “it also reiterated its call for the immediate release of Alan Gross”, whose imprisonment in Havana has become in recent years the main obstacle to even a slight rapprochement between Cuba and the US.

According to the Cuban press, the meeting, “reviewed the progress of the migration agreements in force between the two countries,” while not mentioning the Gross case. The meeting “assessed the main results of the actions taken by each of the parties and together to tackle illegal migration and trafficking of migrants.” It took place a month after bilateral talks resumed to restore direct mail service interrupted for more than half a century.

The seizure earlier this week in Panama of a ship bound for North Korea carrying “obsolete defensive weapons” from Cuba, as acknowledged Havana on Tuesday, had triggered calls from some lawmakers to cancel the meeting. The Obama administration decided to go on with the meeting which it called technical, seen as at least a gesture toward the island.

The State Department refused to suspend the appointment, arguing, according to spokeswoman Marie Harf, that it is an “ongoing process” important to Washington because “safe immigration is in the interest of the United States.” Harf had already ruled out that the ship incident would find a space in the “very structured” talks today, but said Washington has requested a meeting “very soon” with Havana to “discuss with them about this boat” but did not explain what specific clarifications it wants from Cuba.

The Obama administration has emphasized at all times that such meetings “do not represent a significant change in US policy toward Cuba.” However, the fact that Washington and Havana have some sort of high-level official contact is usually followed with the utmost attention, for the major implications that a gesture of rapprochement could have between the two governments at odds for more than half a century.

The latest round of migration talks, the fourth, took place in January 2011 in Havana. After six years of hiatus, Cuba and the United States had resumed these contacts after the arrival of Obama to the White House in 2009. However the meeting in 2011 was already tarnished by the case of Alan Gross, who is serving 15 years in prison for crimes against the “independence” and “territorial integrity” of Cuba, which Washington denies.

Up to the interruption of the meetings under the George W. Bush presidency, Cuba had been looking for a new immigration agreement with the United States, to replace the one signed in 1994 following the “rafters crisis,” when thousands of Cubans landed on US shores on precarious boats. Seeking to bring an end to the migratory crisis, the United States agreed to grant 20,000 immigrant visas a year to Cubans to facilitate an orderly exit from the island, while Cuba agreed to accept, without reprisals, those Cubans detained at sea by the US authorities. In addition, earlier this year, the Cuban government entered into force a historic immigration reform that relaxes foreign travel for Cubans.

With approximately over 1.5 million people of Cuban origin, the United States is the country where the majority of Cuban exiles have settled. The US is also the leading destination for Cubans trying to leave the country. The Cuban delegation said that during the meeting on Wednesday “it provided useful information on the updating of the Cuban immigration procedures and its implementation process.” It also said that Cuba “reiterated its willingness to keep up these exchanges in the future.”
Editor’s Note: Use Cuba Confidential’s “search” tool to learn more about the espionage career of Josefina Vidal.

Sweden stunned by third night of rioting

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By Johan Sennero and Johan Ahlander, Reuters

STOCKHOLM - Hundreds of youths set fire to cars and attacked police and rescue services in suburbs of Stockholm Tuesday night in Sweden's worst disorder in years.

A police station in the Jakobsberg area in the northwest of the city was attacked, two schools were damaged and an arts and crafts center was set ablaze, despite a call for calm from Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt.

It was the third night of unrest, mainly in suburbs where many immigrants live.

The riots, in one of Europe's richest capitals, have shocked a country that prides itself on a reputation for social justice, and fuelled a debate about how Sweden is coping with both youth unemployment and an influx of immigrants.

"We've had around 30 cars set on fire last night, fires that we connect to youth gangs and criminals," Kjell Lindgren, spokesman for Stockholm police, said on Wednesday.

He said eight people had been arrested on Tuesday night, but there were no reports of injuries.

The riots appear to have been sparked by the police killing of a 69-year-old man wielding a machete in the suburb of Husby this month, which prompted accusations of police brutality.

Riot police spent a second night outside Stockholm trying to control protesters angry about a recent police shooting, NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports.

"Everyone must pitch in to restore calm - parents, adults," Reinfeldt told reporters on Tuesday.

After decades of practicing the "Swedish model" of generous welfare benefits, Sweden has been reducing the role of the state since the 1990s, spurring the fastest growth in inequality of any advanced OECD economy.

While average living standards are still among the highest in Europe, governments have failed to substantially reduce long-term youth unemployment and poverty, which have affected immigrant communities worst.

The left-leaning tabloid Aftonbladet said the riots represented a "gigantic failure" of government policies, which had underpinned the rise of ghettos in the suburbs.

"We have failed to give many of the people in the suburbs a hope for the future," Anna-Margrethe Livh of the opposition Left Party wrote in the daily Svenska Dagbladet.

An anti-immigrant party, the Sweden Democrats, has risen to third in polls ahead of a general election due next year, reflecting unease about immigrants among many voters.

Some 15 percent of the population is foreign-born, the highest proportion in the Nordic region. Unemployment among those born outside Sweden stands at 16 percent, compared with 6 percent for native Swedes, according to OECD data.

Among 44 industrialized countries, Sweden ranked fourth in the absolute number of asylum seekers, and second relative to its population, according to U.N. figures.

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Cuba: Emigracion de Oriente a Occidente

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Canada: A Fifth of Population is Foreign Born

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By Nirmala Menon

Reuters

Canada’s Immigration Minister Jason Kenney

Canada has long led the club of the world’s wealthiest nations in attracting immigrants, and on Wednesday it passed a big milestone—with new census data showing that more than one-fifth of Canadian residents are foreign born.

Data from Canada’s 2011 National Household Survey showed that 6.8 million Canadians, or 20.6% of the country’s total population, were foreign-born, up from 19.8% in 2006. Among G-8 nations, Canada was far ahead of second-placed Germany, where 13% of its population were immigrants, and the U.S. where the share was 12.9%.

The trend has been a slow-moving and well-documented one, but some of the reams of data released by the government Wednesday shed new light on it.

Historically, most immigrants to Canada have come from Europe. That has changed in recent years, with most newcomers now drawn from Asia. One-in-five Canadian residents are now non-Caucasian.

Of the 1.2 million immigrants who arrived in Canada between 2006 and 2011, more than half–or 56.9%–were from “Asia,” a wide geographic category the government has created that includes the Middle East. By contrast, Asian immigrants accounted for just 8.5% of the foreign-born population before the 1970s.

The biggest group of new immigrants were Filipinos, making up 13.1% of all newcomers between 2006 and 2011. Chinese came in at No. 2, at 10.5%, with India a close third at 10.4%.

Toronto: Costo de Vida

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POPULATION IN 2011: 5,583,064 (StatsCan)

PRIVATE DWELLINGS (occupied by usual residents): 1,989,705 (StatsCan)

PRECIOS DE VIVIENDA
 

Tipo	Precio	Ingreso Requerido
Casa sola de dos pisos	$618,000	$129,800
Casa sola de un piso	$530,400	$110,700
Condominio	$332,400	$71,200
* Basado en un enganche de 25% y un préstamo a 25-años a una tasa fija de cinco años -no incluye cuotas de mantenimiento. Source: RBC. Mayo 2012

Type	March 2011	March 2012
Casa o condominio horizontal terminado no absorbido	$924,856	$833,256
Source: CMHC. Abril 2012

RENTAS PROMEDIO (DEPARTAMENTO)
 

Bach Studio	Una Recámara	Dos Recámaras	Tres Recamaras
$819	$977	$1,149	$1,349
Source: CMHC. Octubre 2011

GASTO PROMEDIO DE UN HOGAR EN 2008
 

Concept	Amount ($)
Personal taxes	18,488
Shelter	17,185
Transportation	10,676
Food	8,132
Personal insurance payments and pension contributions	5,734
Recreation	3,549
Household operation	4,053
Health care	1,824
Education	2,435
Tobacco products and alcoholic beverages	1,331
Source: StatCan 2011

TRANSPORTE PUBLICO
 

	Boleto	Pase mensual
Regular	$3.00	$126.00
Anciano/estudiante	$2.00	$104.00
Tarifas especiales para ancianos, niños y estudiantes & horas especiales
Fuente: Toronto Transit Commission. 2012

SEGURO PARA AUTO
 

Automóvil	Seguro Anual
2010, JEEP, WRANGLER UNLIMITED SAHARA 4DR 4WD
Desjardins General Insurance	$1,397
Belairdirect	$1,445
Dominion of Canada	$1,740
Source: Kinetix.ca  August 2010

SALARIO MINIMO EN 2012

• $10.25 por hora

SALARIOS GOBIERNO DE ONTARIO

• In 2010, 2,601 burocratas ganaron mas de $100,000.00.

Puesto	Salario anual	Rank
Canadian Blood Services Chief Executive Officer	$685,646.42	1st
Ontario Power Authority Chief Executive Officer	$573,500.99	2nd
Canadian Red Cross Chief Executive Officer	$268,240.92	60th
COSTI Immigrant Services Executive Director	$151,336.35	512th
Crown Corporations
Ontario Pension Board	$632,613.68	1st
Liquour Control Board President & CEO	$431,402.54	14th
Ontario Lottery & Gambling Chief Financial Officer	$298,022.87	44th
Ministries
Community Safety & Correctional Services Chief Coroner	$412,205.64	1st
Source: Ontario Finance

INGRESO FAMILIAR
 

Tipo de Familia	Median Family Income
	2000	2005
No inmigrante	$90,569	$92,453
Imigrante	$68,565	$66,377
Diferencia	$22,004	$26,076
Source: Statistics Canada, 2008.

IMPUESTOS SOBRE BIENES Y SERVICIOS
 

• En Toronto, the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) is 13%.
   

IMPUESTONS FEDERALES SOBRE EL INGRESO EN 2012
 

Income	Tax Rate
On the first $42,707 of taxable income, +	15%
On the next $42,707 of taxable income (on the portion of taxable income between $42,707 and $85,414), +	22%
On the next $46,992 of taxable income (on the portion of taxable income between $85,414 and $132,406), +	26%
Taxable income over $132,406.	29%
Source: Canada Revenue Agency. 2012.

IMPUESTOS PROVINCIALES SOBRE EL INGRESO EN 2012

Ingreso	Impuesto
Basic Personal Amount	0%
On the first $39,020 of taxable income, +	5.05%
On the next $39,023, +	9.15%
On the amount over $78,043	11.16%
Source: Ontario Government. 2012.

ONTARIO: CRIMENES REPORTADOS A LA POLICIA 2009
 

Crime	Number
Homicide	178
Serious Assault	15,684
Robbery	12,210
Total Violent Crime	131,437
Total Violent Crime Rate (per 100,000)	1,006
Source: Statistics Canada 2010

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