We're All Immigrants

Anti-immigration activism has led to a number of borderline racist anti-immigrant laws, such as Arizona's SB 1070, now being challenged in the Supreme Court. Here are ten groups to keep your eye on. Often, they work together. Some are genuine hate groups. They all believe that immigrants (non-white variety) are are the cause of poverty, inner city decay, crime, urban sprawl, and environmental problems.

American Immigration Control Foundation. According to them, immigrants "have sown the seeds of ethnic strife in America."

California Coalition for Immigration Reform. Its leader calls Mexicans "savages" and claims there's a secret Mexican plan to take over the American Southwest.

Federation for American Immigration Reform. This is the biggest and most financially capable of these outfits. They were instrumental in creating the Arizona law now before the Supreme Court. They believe immigrants are engaged in "competitive breeding" to reduce white power. Their founder has said that unless our borders are sealed, America will be "overrun by people defecating and creating garbage and looking for jobs."

National Organization for European American Rights. Founded by David Duke. Typical statement: "Government policies will transform our society into a version of Mexico City, Rio, and Kampala, helpless to halt the dispossession of our own folk."

NumbersUSA. They believe immigration is responsible for environmental degradation.

ProjectUSA. "Present policy will lead to a Balkanized America of hostile and competing ethnic groups." "Anti-racism is turning us into cockroaches."

The Social Contract Press. Its editor has said, "Third World immigrants have declared racial demographic war against us."

The Stein Report. Affiliated with FAIR, this group is also worried about "competitive breeding" and has called for the U.S. population to be cut to 150 million.

V-DARE. They argue that America is historically a predominantly white nation, and that Americans therefore have a right to demand that it remain that way.

Voices of Citizens Together/American Patrol. Their leader says, "The Mexican culture is based on deceit. Chicanos and Mexicanos lie as a means of survival." He adds that immigration and interracial relationships have turned the U.S. population into a "slimy brown mass of glop."

Pretty fuckin' amazing to think that dipshits such as these can influence legislation in way too many of our states!

I've said it before: Unless your name is Sitting Bull or Nanook, you come from immigrants. In America, we're all immigrants!