The Diversity Report #29

A selection of articles and video showcasing the benefits of diversity, equity and inclusion: 

• This news report on the "jugging" crime trend may be one of the most racist videos you watch--all the criminals appear to be black. Also, watch for the mug shot of the criminal that looks like an orc.  

VIDEO: "This New Crime Trend is SWEEPING Across the Country..."
TheDC Shorts (4 min.)

• Charlie Kirk comments on the recent New York City mayoral primary election where the Democrats chose an America-hating communist from a third-world hell hole to run as their candidate:

The lesson from New York City is that BOTH illegal and legal immigration can ruin your country. It’s not just the open border, it’s also our suicidal mass LEGAL migration policies bringing in over 1 million people a year: green cards, chain migration, refugee resettlement, anchor babies, and asylum scams. This all needs to be ended. 

• "Supreme Court delivers bombshell ruling on Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship"--Daily Mail. In a case on birthright citizenship, the Supreme Court ruled that federal district courts do not have the authority to issue nationwide injunctions. "The ruling allows Trump's executive order halting birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants to take effect in states and jurisdictions that did not directly challenge his action in court," the article reports, although "[i]t could mean citizenship rules vary from state to state, pending ongoing litigation." The challenged policy held that children born to parents in the United States illegally or on temporary visas would not automatically become citizens. The Supreme Court ruling did not address the merits of the case, just the issuance of injunctions. 
• "Trump is creating new universes of people to deport"--CNN.  CNN's complaint? That the Administration will deport people who tried to game the system by falsely claiming asylum after they entered the country illegally:

    The plans that the administration has been working on are targeting people who came into the US unlawfully and then applied for asylum while in the country.

    The plan here is to dismiss those asylum claims, which could affect potentially hundreds of thousands of people and then make them immediately deportable.  

• "Illegal But 'Honest, Hardworking Individuals' at NE Meat Packing Plant Also Using Stolen IDs, SSNs"--Hot Air. More information on the raid on Glenn Valley Foods in Omaha, Nebraska, about two weeks ago. Apparently it was targeted by ICE because its work-force was a hot-bed of identify theft. This is actually quite wide-spread among the illegal alien community.
• "Trump Sues All 15 Federal Judges in Maryland Over Their Unlawful Practice of Issuing “Automatic Injunctions” to Stop Deportations of Criminal Aliens"--Gateway Pundit. The article relates that "the US District Court for the District of Maryland issued an order that required the clerk to automatically enter an injunction against removing any illegal alien that challenges their deportation and files a habeas petition," regardless of "whether or not the alien needs or seeks emergency relief, whether or not the court has jurisdiction over the alien’s claims, and no matter how frivolous the alien’s claims may be[.]"
• "University of California pushed DEI training that taught ‘equality isn’t fair’ before Trump discrimination probe"--New York Post.  
• "Crisis warning as flesh-eating insects are found invading US through Mexican migrant route"--Daily Mail.  

    An invasive species of flesh-eating flies has been discovered moving towards the US border, using the same route millions of migrants took to America in recent years.

    The New World Screwworm (NWS) lays hundreds of larvae in the wounds of animals and people, which hatch within hours and start consuming the victim's tissue.

    These infestations can lead to deep, painful wounds that become infected and often result in death if left untreated.

• "Germany’s Replacement Migration: 1 in 4 Residents Have Migrant Backgrounds"--Need To Know News. 

Germany’s population is estimated at 84 million people, and more than 25% of the residents have a migrant background. The term “migration background” includes both those who have immigrated themselves (first-generation migrants) and those born in Germany to two immigrant parents (second-generation). Nearly 16.1 million people — 19.4% of the population — were immigrants themselves, while an additional 5.2 million, or 6.3%, were born in Germany to two foreign-born parents.

This has obviously been a boon to the native Germans, as the article also relates: "According to a report last year, over 41% of crime suspects in Germany were foreigners while 75% of victims were Germans."

• Shutting down the water taxi service: "Germany scraps funding for sea rescues of migrants"--CNN.  Germany will instead "redirect resources to addressing conditions in source countries that spur people to leave." 

    Under the previous left-leaning government, Germany began paying around 2 million euros ($2.34 million) annually to non-governmental organizations carrying out rescues of migrant-laden boats in trouble at sea. 

    For them, it has been a key source of funds: Germany’s Sea-Eye, which said rescue charities have saved 175,000 lives since 2015, received around 10% of its total income of around 3.2 million euros from the German government.  

• "Is London ‘so over’ or ‘better than ever’?"--The Conservative Woman. 

... It’s not just certain boroughs like Tower Hamlets or Acton where you’d be forgiven for thinking you were somewhere in the Middle East but central London too. In Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Belgravia, Kensington and Chelsea you hear less and less English spoken on the street and it’s rare to be served by a British born person. Having lived in London for nearly all my adult years I have never known it so alien, so divided, more crowded, dirtier, less safe and less policed than now.

• Mass immigration has consequences: "Is civil war coming for Britain?"--UnHerd.  

    Betz works with larger themes. Falling living standards and a dearth of well-paid jobs create an “expectation gap”, seeding resentment and apathy through whole generations. The creeping normalisation of identitarian factionalism across British life, both daily and political, weakens our ability to function as a coherent nation. Unprecedented levels of immigration produce growing anxiety in the majority population, an anxiety that may metastasise into something darker. Finally, and perhaps most damningly, Betz brings up a rising crisis of government legitimacy: “The primary thing to be tested is legitimacy. If you have legitimacy, you have no insurgent problem. If you don’t, you are very likely to have an insurgent problem. It’s as simple as that.”

    In his academic work, Betz has described legitimacy as a kind of magic spell. If polls are anything to go by, it’s a spell that has now been well and truly broken: a record 45% of Brits “almost never” trust the government to put the nation first. As the academic says: “There has been a collapse in trust over the course of a generation.” The once awesome magus has been revealed as a syphilitic old soak, his robes stained sacking, his staff a rolled newspaper. Public trust in politicians, then, is at an all-time low (“Journalists aren’t much more trusted,” he adds in a wry aside), but Betz is deeply worried that faith in all kinds of institutions is diminishing rapidly.

    There are often very good reasons for this trust deficit, especially in areas like crime and punishment. Take the recent furore over sentencing. “It’s ridiculous to deny that we have a two-tier justice system,” Betz says. “Just last week, the Justice Secretary said the sentencing guidelines are two-tier. Which begs the question of what a Justice Secretary is for… It’s outrageous.” Things are no better at the other end of the justice system. “Our police establishment is not neutral. It’s heavily politically biased,” he says, even as the Met fails to solve any neighbourhood crime across swathes of the capital. 

• From April: "Criminals Attack Seven Different Prisons Across France in a Night of Fury, as the Government Struggles To Combat the Drug Trafficking Gangs"--Gateway Pundit.  
• "Illegal Immigration a Driving Force Behind Britain’s Quarter Trillion Black Market Economy: Report"--Breitbart.  

    According to an upcoming report from the independent National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) organisation, the number of people involved in the black market economy has grown by 80 per cent since 2016. The report found that as many as one in ten adults in Britain are connected to the underground economy.

    The Sun on Sunday newspaper reported that NatCen claimed that this has resulted in the black market expanding to a staggering £260 billion industry, enabling delinquent businesses to avoid around £2.2 billion in tax every year. The social research organisation specifically pointed to the illegal migrant crisis in recent years as a top contributor to the burgeoning black market. 

• "'Thrown out like trash'; Afghans return to land they hardly know"--Context. Iran and Pakistan are also busy expelling illegal immigrants and their children. 
• This is what Democrats want here: "U.S. Consulate: Avoid Travel on Mexican Border Highways due to Kidnappings"--Breitbart.

The U.S. Consulate in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, issued an alert over a series of kidnappings along certain Mexican border highways. The warning follows the actions by teams of gunmen who abducted at least ten people in at least three separate cases in recent days. It remains unclear if other similar cases have not been reported.

Also: "The border state of Tamaulipas is listed as a level 4 Do Not Travel region, the highest designation, which is also used for active war zones."

• In case you think this type of thing can't happen in the U.S.:  "Venezuelan migrants charged with kidnapping, shooting and drilling a hole in a Washington woman’s hand: ‘left her for dead’"--New York Post. 
• "Copper thieves target Seattle-area light rail, shutting down train line"--The Post Millennial. Although there is no information on the criminals, it is notable that this type of crime is prevalent in third-world countries and California.
• "‘Alarming’: UMich Chinese nationals face charges for spying, smuggling, illegal voting"--The College Fix. There must be some reason why the University of Michigan is central to this. 

Chinese nationals connected to the University of Michigan have been federally charged with lying to law enforcement about taking photos near a military base, illegally voting in the 2024 presidential election, and smuggling in dangerous biological materials into the country in just the past year alone. 

• "Green group with ties to Chinese Communist Party part of network influencing U.S. policy"--Just the News.  Reminds me of the 1980s when the Soviets were funding the anti-nuclear movement in the West. 
• "Denver ICE agents claim that an immigration advocacy group prevented the arrest of a ‘criminal alien’"--Fox 31. From the article:

    ICE Denver said that Friday morning, ICE agents and FBI Denver were attempting to arrest Jose Reyes Leon-Deras, who they claim is a “criminal alien” from El Salvador convicted of and wanted for the rape of a child in Italy.

    The agency said that during their surveillance of Leon-Deras, members of the immigration advocacy group known as Colorado Rapid Response arrived at the scene and alerted the man to the presence of law enforcement. 

• Good riddance: "Teen illegal immigrant given slap on wrist for killing drug rehab worker in crash is arrested by ICE with family"--New York Post. 

“A 16-year-old citizen of Colombia, with a conviction for reckless driving resulting in death was arrested by ICE Denver officers last week and will remain in ICE custody pending an immigration hearing,” the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office announced on X. 

• "Ruthless armed Tren de Aragua gangbangers menace residents in Colorado apartment complex, chilling video shows"--The New York Post.
• "American woman brutally killed in Mexico in horrific case of mistaken identity"--Daily Mail.  Her father ran a checkpoint set up by the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG), who opened fire on the vehicle. 
• "Feds bust illegal migrants in ‘18th Street Gang’ tied to seedy NYC ‘Market of Sweethearts’"--New York Post. 
• Oakland is very diverse: "Infamous Dem-run city descends into Mad Max hellscape as streets are filled with apocalyptic races and explosions"--Daily Mail.  
• Traitors, not idiots: "Massive drug bust impeded by Arizona protesters ‘thinking it was an ICE raid,’ sheriff says: ‘Idiots’"--New York Post. For too long conservatives have excused the Left's actions on the grounds that Leftists are stupid imbeciles. It is time we start thinking of them as they really are. 
• Taking the jobs that Americans will definitely do: "Report: Mexico’s Illegal Migrant Truckers Push U.S. Truckers Off the Road"--Breitbart.  

U.S. trucking companies are undermined by lower-wage Mexican truckers who use B-1 visitor visas to snatch delivery contracts from American truckers after they deliver a load from Mexico, says a May 8 article on the FreightWaves.com website. 

• Democrats at work: "USAID Gave Known Con Man $800M Contract To Do Kamala’s Work On ‘Root Causes Of Migration’"--Daily Wire. The article explains:

    The Department of Justice announced Friday that Walter Barnes III, the founder of government contractor Vistant (previously known as PM Consulting Group, or PMCG) and Roderick Watson, a USAID contracting official, pleaded guilty to a bribery scheme in which Barnes and two others conspired to pay Watson $1 million in exchange for $544 million in contracts.

    What has not been reported is that the Biden administration continued to steer contracts to Vistant/PMCG even after it knew of the massive corruption: the migration contract, even larger than the $544 million in the indictment, and others that are still active.

    The $800 million contract went to a joint venture between Barnes’ company and CollaborateUp, a tiny consultancy run out of a suburban home in Falls Church, Virginia, where its CEO, Richard Crespin — who runs the company while also working at a think tank — lives. The Virginia home was the address listed on the $800 million contract.

• Dems are serious about letting the grift go on: "Assassinated Minnesota Dem Melissa Hortman had just crossed party lines to cast decisive vote against illegal migrant handouts: ‘What leaders do’"--New York Post. 
• Not as many Rainbow flags this past month as normal: "Previously-Woke Companies Retreat From Pride Month During Trump 2.0"--Daily Caller. From the lede:

This June, many Target stores will feature a section of American-themed apparel in place of what had become their Pride month merchandising, marking a major step back from the company’s involvement in Pride month celebrations in previous years.

This means that they will slip back into being more deceptive and less open about their intentions.

• Groomers hardest hit: "Supreme Court rules in favor of Maryland parents who want to pull kids from classes with LGBTQ-themed books"--New York Post.  

    “A government burdens the religious exercise of parents when it requires them to submit their children to instruction that poses ‘a very real threat of undermining’ the religious beliefs and practices that the parents wish to instill,” Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the majority.

    “And a government cannot condition the benefit of free public education on parents’ acceptance of such instruction.”

• Two men and a baby: "Former teacher accused of sexually assaulting and murdering the baby he was trying to adopt appears in court"--Daily Mail.  "Jamie Varley, 36, was in the process of adopting 13-month-old Preston Davey in 2023 along with co-accused John McGowan-Fazakerley, 31, who also appeared in the dock at Preston Crown Court on Monday," the article reports.

    Varley is accused of murder, manslaughter, two counts of assault by penetration of a child, five counts of child cruelty, one count of inflicting grievous bodily harm, and one count of sexual assault of a child.

    He is further accused of 10 counts of taking indecent photographs of a child, one count of distributing indecent photographs of a child, two counts of possessing indecent pseudo images of a child, and one count of possession of an extreme pornographic image.

    McGowan-Fazakerley is charged with allowing the death of a child, as well as two counts of child cruelty and one count of sexual assault of a child.