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Brexit, Immigration, and Identity Politics: Steve Davies

Steve Davies (Institute of Economic Affairs) joins Dave Rubin to discuss identity politics, Brexit, immigration, and more. This is part of our collaboration with Learn Liberty featuring interviews with classical liberals.

Oxford Debate: Immigration Is Bad For Britain | Douglas Murray Settles the Matter

The Immigration Lie (April 2016)

The Rubin Report: Dinesh D'Souza on Republicans, Trump, and Neocons

Dinesh D'Souza (author and filmmaker) joins Dave Rubin to discuss Republicans, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Immigration and much more.

‪Is Britain Facing a Move to the Far Right?‬

Judge Jeanine Slams Obama on Immigration

Nigel Farage on the Future of Immigration Post Brexit

Sweden's Immigration Crisis and Political Correctness Problem

Tommy Robinson and Dave Rubin: Islam, Immigration, and PEGIDA (Full Interview)

Tommy Robinson (author and activist) joins Dave Rubin to discuss his controversial views on Islam, immigration in the UK, PEGIDA, his experience in prison, the attacks in Cologne, and more.

Franklin Graham: Put a 'Halt on Immigration'

Evangelist Franklin Graham tells Carol Costello that all immigration to the U.S. should be halted until America's "broken" immigration system is fixed.

Marine Le Pen Speaks with CNN's Hala Gorani about Europe's Immigration Challenges after the Paris Attacks

PM Orbán: Immigration Is Left-wing Conspiracy against Europe

HUNGARY TODAY: It is “no coincidence” that thousands of people are “transported into Europe” on a daily basis, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán argued at a conference yesterday. Those behind the phenomenon are consciously intending to establish a left-wing “mental structure” with the aim of “putting nation states in Europe into brackets”, he insisted, adding that “we have to turn to the people in the face of this conspiracy, this betrayal”. » | via mandiner.hu | Saturday, October 31, 2015

PM Orbán: Europe’s Peoples Are Beginning to Awake[n]

HUNGARY TODAY: Speaking on public radio on Friday morning, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that Europeans have come to realise that immigration is a cultural question in which the continent’s identity is at stake. However, the problem has to be solved by nation states on their own – as happened in the case of Hungary – because no solution can be expected from Brussels. ”Europe’s peoples are beginning to awake”, the Prime Minister argued on 180 perc, Kossuth Rádió’s morning programme. » | via mandiner.hu | Friday, October 30, 2015

Sweden is Headed Toward "a Cliff”...

...thanks to a crazy, unsustainable immigration policy. These are Interview excerpts with Swedish economic researcher Tino Sanandaji. Sanandaji has a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and is a contributor to National Review. He is a research fellow at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics in Stockholm. His family is Kurdish and came to Sweden from Iran. This interview was conducted in November, 2014.

HT: WetThrust »

Immigration: Hungary Will Not Be Forced to Change Its Cultural and Ethnic Composition, PM Orbán Tells Envoys

HUNGARY TODAY: Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said his request to migrants not to come to Europe through Hungary was “for moral reasons” because he could not take responsibility for what might happen to them along the way.

Addressing a meeting of Hungary’s foreign mission leaders yesterday morning, Mr. Orbán said that people who had already made it to Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia, Hungary and Austria are already safe, so they are not running for safety. They have actually “set their eyes on life in Germany”, he added. The Prime Minister said that in 90 per cent of European Union member states, the opinion of the people and “political elite” are diverged. In Hungary, however, points of agreement have been formed between the people and the government thanks to national consultations, which anchor government operations in a democratic way, he said, adding thereby the government is sticking to its asylum policy. “A country without borders is not a country,” he told the envoys. And this is also true if those borders are unprotected, he added. The EU was right to make borders between member states fade into insignificance, but Hungary also has external borders to protect, under a legal obligation in the Schengen Agreement, the prime minister noted. Hungary has built a barrier in order to keep to Schengen rules, and while there is no guarantee that this will suffice, it must try all it can to protect the external borders, he said. » | via hungarymatters.hu and MTI | Tuesday, September 8, 2015

A l'université d'été du FN, Marine Le Pen tente de capitaliser sur le "fardeau" de l'immigration

Devant environ 3 500 personnes, la présidente du Front national a érigé pendant une heure et quart la crise migratoire comme numéro un des "gigantesques défis" que la France doit selon elle affronter.

A l'université d'été du FN, Marine Le Pen... by francetvinfo

Almost a Third of School Pupils Believe 'Muslims Are Taking Over Our Country', Study Claims

THE INDEPENDENT: Charity sent questionnaires to just under 6,000 pupils across England

Almost a third of schoolchildren believe that Muslims are “taking over our country” according to the largest study of its kind carried out in the UK.

A survey of almost 6,000 children aged 10 to 16 across England found that negative attitudes towards migrants and Muslims were widespread among school pupils. » | Rose Ytroup Buchanan | Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Immigration and Islam: Europe’s Crisis of Faith

Two women talk as police officers stand in front of the courthouse
in Meaux, near Paris, on September 22, 2011. The court convicted
two other women for publicly wearing Islamic veils; France banned
face coverings earlier that year.

The Saturday Essay
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: France and the rest of Western Europe have never honestly confronted the issues raised by Muslim immigration

The terrorist assault on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Jan. 7 may have been organized by al Qaeda’s affiliate in Yemen. But the attack, along with another at a Paris kosher market days later, was carried out by French Muslims descended from recent waves of North African and West African immigration. Well before the attacks, which left 17 dead, the French were discussing the possibility that tensions with the country’s own Muslim community were leading France toward some kind of armed confrontation.

Consider Éric Zemmour, a slashing television debater and a gifted polemicist. His history of the collapse of France’s postwar political order, “Le suicide français,” was No. 1 on the best-seller lists for several weeks this fall. “Today, our elites think it’s France that needs to change to suit Islam, and not the other way around,” Mr. Zemmour said on a late-night talk show in October, “and I think that with this system, we’re headed toward civil war.” Read on and comment » | Christopher Caldwell | Friday, January 16, 2015

Switzerland Says “No” to Immigration Limit

Read the short Euronews article here