As usual, the anti-gun Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Dianne Feinstein are pontificating about gun-control and banning military style assault rifles this morning. The bodies aren’t cold yet, but hey, never waste a good tragedy if you can promote your blathering bullshit.

While it appears the shooter may be a legal citizen, from what we read he’s evidently Cuban and it appears, per the below photo, that he likes Communism, mass murderers, or both. Another crazed Bernie or Hillary voter? Perhaps.

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What I’d like to know is how Democrats in Congress and the left in general can so easily complain about this, yet ignore all the homicides committed by illegal aliens?

In addition to the killer of Kate Steinle being let off the hook by 12 morons in San Francisco, the linked article contains the following data about illegal aliens imprisoned for homicide-related offenses.

ARIZONA: 240
CALIFORNIA: 2,430
FLORIDA: 480
NEW YORK: 1,350
TEXAS: 900


This is only 5 states out of 50. Imagine what the total is if all 50 states are counted? Per the author.

Taking the data only from these five states, and assuming that each person incarcerated for a homicide-related offense is responsible for only one death, yields 5,400 people killed by illegal aliens.

Until the illegal alien murder problem is solved the Democrats in DC and the left should frankly shut the fuck up about gun control.

Does Illegal Immigration Relate to Higher Crime Incidence?
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A must view link about Illegal Immigration and crime
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9 Things You Need To Know About Illegal Immigration And Crime
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Restrictionists Are Misleading You about Immigrant Crime Rates
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Peter Kirsanow: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

1. He Was Appointed to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights By President Bush in 2001

2. He Served on the National Labor Relations Board

3. He Writes For National Review

4. He Lines Up With Trump On Illegal Immigration

5. He Met With Trump to Speak About Labor Issues in November 2016


One issue Kirsanow has spoken extensively on is illegal immigration. For National Review, he has written a number of articles on the subject including one titled “Americans Are Right to Worry about Illegal Aliens and Crime.”


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In March 2016, Kirsanow testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Immigration and said that undocumented immigration has a disproportionately negative impact on the wages of black Americans.

“Illegal immigration has a disparate impact on African-American men because these men are disproportionately represented in the low-skilled labor force,” he said. “…People often say, ‘Well, illegal immigrants are taking jobs that Americans do not want to do. No one wants to be a hewer of wood or a drawer of water.’ The problem is that there are thousands of Americans, and always will be thousands of Americans, who find that those jobs are the only ones for which they are qualified. How can you better yourself if you cannot even get on the first rung of the employment ladder and find yourself essentially shut out of certain industries?”

I think National Review is still banned here.


Illegal Immigration and Crime

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Conventional political wisdom holds that there will be some sort of amnesty for illegal immigrants who came to the United States as minors. The Obama administration’s original DACA memorandum applied to individuals who came to the United States before the age of 16, but where the line would be drawn in any permanent DACA deal remains unclear.

There are a number of familiar talking points surrounding this amnesty, which tend to give the impression that the approximately 800,000 DACA recipients are disproportionately valedictorians and Medal of Honor recipients. Amnesty proponents often extend these characterizations to illegal immigrants generally, claiming that they’re the “real Americans,” better, harder-working, and more law-abiding (with the exception of that pesky “illegal presence” thing) than native-born Americans.



DACA amnesty is merely the first of what will likely become many amnesties. The ink will not have dried on the bill before pro-amnesty organizations and politicians will begin agitating for amnesty for the parents of DACA recipients. Then we must have amnesty for illegal immigrants whose children are native-born U.S. citizens. After all, why should parents of DACA recipients receive legal status simply because their children were born in another country? If anything, the parents of U.S. citizens have a stronger claim to receive amnesty. Still more will be added through chain migration. On and on it will