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Illegal Immigration and the Push for a New Racial Majority

This post  is not meant to foment racism, nor is it meant to divide us in any way, shape, or form. For those of you who know me you obviously are aware that within my immediate family three of us are white, three non-white. When you stretch that out to my extended family (son and daughters in law, grandkids, etc,) there are four white and ten non-white.  The diversity within my family is an awesome representation of the love and creative work of God.

However, in America there are activists, influencers, and politicians on the left who despise the white race (and the various ethnic groups within that category). These people are violently angry at that race for slavery, privilege, and economic and political dominance. Their hope and dream is to get even and punish the white race. Some refer to it as “equity.”

I will not return their hatred with hatred. I will continue to love all people, just as God loves me. However, their plans will no doubt bring about destructive clashes in America, and perhaps worse.

This is a part of the plan.  As President Abraham Lincoln famously said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”

And a purposeful process of division is underway.

By the way, I have podcast version of this post, hope you’ll check it out.

Currently whites make up 61.6 percent of the population. That will soon change (I’ll share the stats in a moment) thanks to illegal (and legal) immigration. The democrat party envisions the current demographic shift as a ticket to unfettered power.

Because economic requirements for immigrating into the U.S. have been washed away (unlike in most developed countries) the newcomers are receiving government handouts.  Such welfare usually guarantees votes for the party handing the goodies out. So, once these people become citizens they vote democrat.

Because of immigration, both legal and illegal, and differing fertility rates among the relevant groups, we’re nearing a time when white people will soon no longer make up the electoral majority in the regions they currently dominate. Losing their majority status, in turn, is understood as meaning that the days of white privilege and political dominance is now numbered.

The latest statistics project that the nation will become “minority white” in 2045. During that year, whites will comprise 49.7 percent of the population in contrast to 24.6 percent for Hispanics, 13.1 percent for blacks, 7.9 percent for Asians, and 3.8 percent for multiracial populations.

By the way, isn’t it curious that the black population will be 13 percent? It’s been that way for decades because of  aggressive efforts by the left to push abortion on that group. Given Critical Race Theory indoctrination,  professional sports, Hollywood, and the commercials we see on the video platforms, this 13 percent statistic is unbelievable to Gen Z and X.

You see, the leaders of the left are actually the biggest racists of all. They kill black babies, keep schools in black neighborhoods underperforming, and allow gang violence to kill even more. They see blacks as a voting block and minorities-at-large as a meal ticket to power and riches.

It’s sickening.

This is also why Kamala Harris doesn’t visit the border. The democrats don’t give a damn–and never will. They could give a rip.

Actually the rip they believe in is spelled R.I.P.

They want the American ethos of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness buried.

American Founding Father John Adams said this: “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious People. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”

You see, friends, this America is an experiment never before performed in the history of the world. It’s intended that when we err, we repent and make corrections. It’s much like the faith so many of us have Jesus as Lord. When I screw up, I admit my sin, get on my knees, repent, and try life again.

What this country needs more than ever is a spiritual revival; one in which millions turn to Jesus as their Lord and Savior. Once a soul surrenders to Jesus, amazing changes are to take place; changes that allow all to love one another.

Has a person’s citizenship ever been asked in the United States Census?

Listening to the establishment media, it would appear as if President Donald Trump’s administration is the first in the history of the United States to inquire about one’s citizenship in the census.

Once again, fake news.

Why do we even have a census?

Under the Constitution, once every 10 years the federal government is required to count every person in the country. The data is gathered mainly by sending each household a form to fill out, asking a set of questions about everyone who is living there on a particular date, including their sex, race, age and many other details.  Also (gasp), census workers visit homes and use other legal techniques to try to make the count as complete as possible.

The primary purpose is to determine, based on population, how many seats each state will have in the House of Representatives — and by extension, how many votes there should be in the Electoral College. But census data is used for a great many other purposes as well, including the allocation of nearly a trillion dollars in federal spending each year. That tax-generated cash helps pay for everything from public schools and Medicaid, to law enforcement and highway repairs.  Additionally, state and local governments use the data in similar ways, including setting the boundaries of legislative districts.

In a nutshell, as intrusive as it may seem to some, the census is a big deal and, I contend, if you have nothing to hide why worry?

The Justice Department says it wants the question included in the census because it needs to have a more accurate account of how many Americans are eligible to vote. The Commerce Department says it needs that information to enforce the Voting Rights Act, which bars discrimination against racial or language minority groups in the conduct of elections.

Opponents say the citizenship question is being asked to frighten non-citizens away from participating in the census, whether they are in the country legally or not.  These assailants are also using this issue as another tool to label Trump and his supporters as racist.

Do other countries ask about citizenship in their censuses?  

Yes.  In fact our neighbors to the north and south ask about citizenship in their census questionnaire, and even the ultra-liberal United Nations recommends the practice!

The United States used to directly ask about citizenship as well, but since 1950 the question has not been included in the census forms that most people receive, however, a much longer, more detailed questionnaire is sent to a small sample of households chosen at random and on that survey the citizenship question does appear.

Many in the news media have often referred to 1950 as the last time that the Census Bureau asked all households about U.S. citizenship status, but they are mum on whether the question was asked in prior decades.

Are you a citizen of the United States of America?

The first U.S. census was taken in 1790 and the question was not asked. The first time this question was directly asked of U.S. household members was in 1820 and again in 1830.  There was a 30-year pause, and then the query reappeared in 1870 (but only for those over the age of 21). The question was asked again from 1890-1940.

In 1950, census workers asked about the birthplace of every member of each household. The question on the census worksheet was “What State (or foreign country)” was each person born in? If the answer revealed someone had been born outside the U.S., census workers were instructed to “immediately” ask whether that person was naturalized, which would mean that the person had become a U.S. citizen.  The question was dropped in 1960 and reappeared in 1970 for a randomly chosen 5-percent of the population. in 1980-2000 it was also asked to 1/6th of the population (see the chart produced by my friends at the Center for Immigration Studies).

Unlike how the census was conducted in 1950, the citizenship question that the Trump administration wants to ask next year is old-school and direct: “Is this person a citizen of the United States?”  The 2020 question, if it is included on census forms, is intended to collect the citizenship status of every person living in each U.S. household, regardless of birthplace.

The Census Bureau has said that it must begin the immense job of printing census questionnaires by tomorrow (July  8) in order to conduct the 2020 count on time. If that is a firm deadline, it would seem to be all but impossible to resolve the issue in time to conduct the head count with the citizenship question included.

But some experts suggest that the deadline could really be more flexible than that. If so, the Census Bureau may be willing hold off printing the forms past Monday, in the hope that when the courts make a decision, there will still be enough time left to get the printing completed.

Again I say, ask the question.  If one has nothing to hide, what’s the big deal?

Who’s Pulling the Strings?

In this post I beg the question, “If the United States is such an overtly racist country, why are so many non-white people wishing to come to this country?” In addition, I share who I believe are the chief shot-callers in this well-planned operation.