NYC is a perfect example of why and how our once great Republic is now in the final phases of 'The Conflict of Multi-culturism'!

 

Colombia to the right! NYC to the left?

Good luck New Yorkers, but some of us have already seen this movie and the ending is not pretty.

Silvio Canto, Jr. | June 23, 2026

Down in Bogotá, they are celebrating the latest conservative victory in Latin America.  The obsessed-with-Trump media is saying that a Trump-backed political outsider beat the left.  What a nasty way of speaking about millions of Colombians fed up with crime and the corrupt policies of President Petro.

Over in New York City, the exact opposite seems to be happening, or another kind of endorsement is in play.  Let’s check this out:

As New York City progressives go, so go the Democrats. New York’s primary election on June 23 will decide whether Mamdani’s election was a fluke or a foghorn alerting the city to a deep blue wave – one that could in turn shape the nation. As a progressive, I hope it’s the latter.

Lander isn’t the only congressional candidate endorsed by Mamdani, and the odds are tough for those running against the backed candidates.

In the 13th Congressional District, the mayor endorsed organizer Darializa Avila Chevalier to replace Rep. Adriano Espaillat. Still, polls are mixed on who will win this race, showing that a Mamdani endorsement may not be all it’s cracked up to be.

We will see how valuable Mandani’s endorsement turns out to be, but there is no question that the moderates are scared to death.  Look at Rep. Dan Goldman.  I guess that he wasn’t anti-Trump or anti-Israel enough for this new brand of democratic socialism spreading in New York City and elsewhere.

The larger point is that people in places like Ecuador, Peru, Costa Rica, Chile, and now Colombia are rejecting the message from the left.  Over in New York City and other cities, it seems to be the opposite as voters are buying what they call democratic socialism.  I guess that they think that life is hard in our cities because the rich are not paying their fair share, or however that slogan goes.  Unfortunately, a lot of the voters buying that nonsense are young people poisoned by our colleges.

As we celebrated Father’s Day on Sunday, I can only imagine what my late father who fled communism so that I could grow up in freedom would say about this.  He’d probably tell me that Castro once said that he would not seize private property or rig elections to help the communists.  Chavez said something like that too.

Good luck New Yorkers, but some of us have already seen this movie and the ending is not pretty.

 

Lawlessness breeds more lawlessness. Illegal immigration is a horrific crime and must be erradicated.

 

An Illegal Alien Orchestrated the Attack on the White House

Emmy Griffin patriotpost.us 6-23-26

A good parent and the FBI thwarted a communist-coordinated drone and sniper assault at Flag Day’s Ultimate Fighting Championship.

On Sunday, June 14, the UFC Freedom 250 fight at the White House occurred without incident. However, after the event, it was announced that the FBI had arrested several suspects who had planned an attack in the hopes of sparking a communist uprising. This group of terrorists found each other through TikTok and used Signal to plan their conspiracy.

The coconspirators were united under the charismatic rhetoric of Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez, who was referred to in the chats as “Shepherd.” The group’s members bought guns, drones, and explosives; planned escape routes; and had a target list comprising mostly conservatives, particularly those supported by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). They divided their attack forces into four tiers — from the killers to the protesters running interference with conflicting press narratives — and their stated goal was to be “as deadly as we can get.”

According to reports, the plot had two phases. The first wave’s targets included President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Tesla CEO Elon Musk, and others. The second wave would have been an attack on the power grid.

The coconspirators were all convinced that this assault would prompt a military coup and inspire an uprising among the U.S. population. Honestly, an attack on the power grid in the heat of summer isn’t going to rally people to the side of terrorists who took away the AC.

The plot, which had been months in the making, began to unravel thanks to one of the conspirators’ parents, who called authorities because of her son’s suspicious behavior. The mother noticed her 19-year-old buying guns, food, gear, and ammunition with his graduation money and communicating with questionable people online. Thank God for her intuition and the bravery it takes to call law enforcement on your own child. Her phone call opened the floodgates of investigation and saved countless lives.

Once again, communism was the main ideology propping up this attempted mass murder. The group of would-be assassins was motivated to commit this heinous crime because they wanted to destroy and rebuild the country. What a Bernie Sanders won’t literally and physically do, the young and stupid will.

Perhaps the most salacious bit of information is that Alvarez, the suspected leader of the conspiracy, was an illegal alien. The 31-year-old man came to the U.S. from Mexico, presumably with his parents at a tender age; overstayed his B-2 visa in 2001; and was granted “Dreamer” status in 2014 under Barack Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Alvarez hates the country that took care of him and his family so much that he recruited terrorists on TikTok.

In other words, thanks to President Obama, we almost had a heinous attack on the White House. Too often, the wages of left-wing social policy are murder and death.

As I have noted before, the barbarians are already inside the gates, the terrorists already in the country, all eager for a public stage upon which to cause mayhem and terror.

“This illegal alien from Mexico should never have been allowed in our country,” DHS Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis explained. “He was the ringleader of a failed terror attack targeting UFC Freedom 250 at the White House. He and his co-conspirators now face charges of conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit violence on White House grounds. He will face justice and swiftly be removed from our country.”

In his mug shot, Alvarez seems really proud of himself and likely hopes to get the Luigi Mangione treatment — i.e., crazed leftist fangirls and merch with his face on it. Frankly, as non compos mentis and as tribal as the Left has become, it very well may rally behind Alvarez. Democrats, after all, are rallying behind Graham Platner, who has a Nazi tattoo.

Social media is a huge part of the leftist-brain-rot problem. This whole escapade started as a TikTok recruitment. As it is, most social media algorithms are filled with anti-America bilge, and that bilge is what inspired this latest conspiracy.

Leftists are so convinced they are right and everyone else is evil that any means justify the end. America isn’t a skin suit that can be burned down by communists and rebuilt. It is a proud and diverse people united under one God, one flag, one Constitution, and one universal commitment to freedom. It’s unlike any other place in the world — and if it’s destroyed, there is nothing with which to replace it.

We should all be thankful that the American Spirit wasn’t stifled by an illegal immigrant’s hatred for the country that took him in, or by a disgruntled band of America-hating drones carrying out the dirty work of the communists.

 

Multi-culturalism ruins nations - always has - always will. Diluting 'traditional citizen sovereignty' will only lead to horrific consequences.

 

Illegal immigrants across U.S. get financial aid for college

Increased spending is heating up debate over who should receive state taxpayers-funded higher education benefits.

By Esther Wickham | The Center Square justthenews.com 6-20-26

State financial aid continues to expand within higher education, allowing money to go to eligible illegal immigrant students.

The increased spending is heating up debate over who should receive state taxpayers-funded higher education benefits.

Currently, around 21 states and the District of Columbia offer in-state tuition eligibility to certain illegal immigrant students, and 18 states and D.C. provide access to state financial aid programs, according to Higher Ed immigration.

For example, at a University of California school, the base in-state tuition is roughly $15,000 annually. For nonresidents, the base tuition is over $31,000, which means eligible illegal immigrants are essentially receiving $16,000 a year in aid.

The policies are part of a broader effort that has expanded over the past two decades to increase college access for immigrant students, including recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. DACA provides temporary protection from deportation and renewable work permits to certain immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.

More than 900,000 of these individuals are estimated to be eligible for DACA. In addition, over 500,000 illegal immigrant students are enrolled in U.S. colleges and universities.

Critics argue that the programs impose costs on taxpayers and divert limited higher education resources away from U.S. citizens.

A 2025 report by the Federation for American Immigration Reform estimated that education-related expenses associated with illegal immigration total $5.7 billion nationally.

Ira Mehlman, media director for FAIR, pointed to the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, which specifically created a provision requiring any state offering in-state tuition rates to illegal immigrants to make the same benefit available to U.S. citizen students, regardless of which state they happen to live in.

States keep “finding new ways to provide benefits to illegal aliens,” Mehlman told The Center Square. “A lot of American students are being shut out of those state universities because those seats are now occupied by illegal aliens, and then taxpayers are being forced to pay for it.”

Texas pioneered this loophole that conditioned in-state tuition on having completed three years of high school in the state rather than looking at immigration status, Mehlman added.

Texas became the first state to adopt such a policy in 2001 through what became known as the Texas Dream Act.

In June 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Texas, arguing the program violated federal law. A federal court subsequently blocked enforcement of the Texas Dream Act. The lawsuit is currently on appeal at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

Advocacy groups have sought to intervene, arguing the case was resolved without sufficient judicial review.

In Texas, state records show that colleges and universities distributed $635.2 million in state-funded gift aid to 133,989 students in 2023. According to a report by Every Texan, 3,566 Texas Dream Act students received $17.5 million in state-supported grants, accounting for less than 3% of total state gift aid distributed that year.

The taxpayer cost associated with the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors or DREAM Act program and others varies by state.

Lance Izumi, senior director of education studies at Pasadena-based Pacific Research Institute, argued that taxpayer-funded aid for illegal immigrant students raises concerns about fairness and state spending priorities.

"Government financial aid to illegal immigrant students is wrong on three counts: fairness, fiscal policy and planning for higher education's future," Izumi told The Center Square.

Izumi noted that American students collectively hold roughly $1.8 trillion in student loan debt and argued that taxpayer-funded scholarships for illegal immigrant students may reduce resources available for citizens.

"It is also not fair to give lower in-state tuition to an illegal immigrant who broke the law to enter this country, while denying that lower tuition to a law-abiding American citizen in another state," he said.

Izumi also questioned whether colleges facing enrollment declines have expanded outreach to Illegal immigrant students, partly to offset falling student populations.

“In reality, pushing illegal-immigrant enrollment is a way for adults in higher education to save their jobs by finding a new pool of potential students rather than addressing the core reasons for falling college enrollment: politicization of courses, economic irrelevance of many courses and majors, and deteriorating academic rigor,” Izumi said.

Kassandra Gonzalez, senior attorney with the Texas Civil Rights Project's Beyond Borders Program, working on the Texas lawsuit, told The Center Square that the issue is complicated because there is a distinction between immigrants who are "lawfully present" and those who have "lawful status."

“The misinformation and the frankly wrong narrative of this idea that dreamers or students who are able to take higher education with the Dream Act are taking opportunities from others is not the reality of economics,” Gonzalez said.

Immigrant students contribute to local economies and give back to their communities, Gonzalez added.

“I think the fiction that we hear in the immigration debate in general, like, ‘Oh, well, they're taking something from someone else,’ I always go back to, well, this idea that they don't pay taxes, or that these students aren't contributing. It's like there's actual data that they are giving back to the economy of Texas,” Gonzalez added.

According to Every Texan, immigrants in Texas who hold bachelor's degrees earn substantially higher incomes than those with only high school diplomas. The organization estimates that the higher earnings associated with a college degree generate additional state and local tax revenue.

The Every Texan report estimated that Texas Dream Act students enrolled in 2023 could ultimately generate more than $43 million in additional annual state and local tax revenue through higher educational attainment and earnings.

According to the California Budget and Policy Center, illegal immigrants paid an estimated $8.5 billion in state and local taxes in 2022.

That same year, California residents paid an average of $3,734.82 in state income taxes. With roughly 19.6 million taxpaying residents, that equates to about $73.2 billion in state income tax revenue, not including sales taxes or higher-income tax brackets.

Mehlman told The Center Square that tax payments do not place illegal immigrants with citizens when it comes to public benefits.

Just because illegal immigrants pay taxes, “that doesn’t put them on an equal footing with legal residents and citizens,” Mehlman said.

Along with Texas, several other states have expanded access to higher-education assistance in recent years.

California, Colorado, Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, Virginia and Washington are among the jurisdictions that provide broad access to state financial aid and grant programs for illegal immigrant students who meet applicable eligibility requirements.

In New York, lawmakers enacted the José Peralta New York State DREAM Act, expanding access to state financial aid for eligible illegal immigrant students. The DREAM Act allows immigrant students to apply for state financial aid for undergraduate or graduate study at eligible colleges and universities.

The state's 2019-20 budget, when it was first enacted, included $27 million to support implementation of the DREAM Act.

New York is home to an estimated 21,250 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, recipients.

Through the DREAM Act, eligible illegal immigrant students may receive awards through the state's Tuition Assistance Program, which provides up to $5,665 annually.

For the 2025–26 budget, TAP alone provides more than $698 million annually to roughly 255,000 New York students. DREAM Act recipients are funded through these broader aid programs rather than through a standalone DREAM Act appropriation.

A New York City fact sheet reported that individuals eligible for the DREAM Act contributed an estimated $1.3 billion to the city's gross domestic product in 2017 and earned more than $873 million collectively, with average annual earnings of about $18,600.

In Illinois, access to state financial aid through House Bill 460 was signed into law by the Gov. J.B. Pritzker in December 2025.

The bill added in the Retention of Illinois Students and Equity Act, allowing eligible illegal immigrant students to apply for state-administered financial aid programs regardless of immigration status.

The change made illegal immigrant students eligible for state programs such as the Monetary Award Program grant, which provides need-based financial assistance for higher education.

Illinois allocated over $700 million for MAP grants during the 2024 fiscal year.

The states of Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina prohibit enrollment of illegal immigrant students into state financial aid programs, according to Higher Ed Immigration.

The Center Square reached out to the American Immigration Council and the U.S. Department of Education for comment but did not receive a response.

 

When illegal alien invaders receive benefits reserved for citizens, only tragic consequences will occurr.

 

Los Angeles moves to let noncitizens vote in local elections, Republicans raise alarm

The city council voted to put the measure on the general election ballot.

By Robert Matteson | The Center Square justthenews.com 6-19-26

The Los Angeles City Council is facing criticism from a Republican Party leader after deciding to move forward with a Nov. 3 ballot initiative to allow noncitizens to vote in local elections.

The council voted Thursday to put the measure on the general election ballot.

“Yesterday's vote by the LA City Council, a body that cannot keep its streets clean of filth, save the lives of broken drug-addicted souls in encampments, fight fires or stop crime, is an affront to all Americans,” Roxanne Hoge, Los Angeles County Republican Party chair, told The Center Square, answering questions by email.

Hoge, who's from Jamaica, said she believes the right to vote is a privilege reserved for American citizens.

“As a naturalized American citizen, the right to vote in this country's elections is incredibly important to me,” Hoge said Friday. “It is a privilege that is properly reserved for people who are either born here or love the U.S.A. enough to make a commitment to follow its laws and swear an oath to protect and defend and follow our constitution — and who then choose to register to vote.”

“Giving noncitizens the ability to vote in our elections is a logistical nightmare that would erode trust in our already-tainted system in California and is wrong,” Hoge added.

Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez of District 13 proposed the initiative, as previously reported by The Center Square.

Soto-Martinez cited other cities such as San Francisco, which allow noncitizen voting in local elections, as grounds for new voting laws in Los Angeles.

Soto-Martinez previously said at a Rules Committee meeting, that if his plan was passed by the council and later approved by voters, nothing would take effect until a future ordinance was adopted by the council and signed by the mayor.

“This gives us the time and flexibility to get it right, to build in safeguards, to protect people's security and to ensure any policy can withstand legal challenges,” Soto-Martinez said.

The Center Square reached out to the office of Soto-Martinez and the White House Press Office for comment on Thursday’s City Council meeting, but did not hear back by the time of publication.