“To do otherwise sacrifices accuracy to ideology.” – Graham Hillard
Chain migration may involve international migration, but the term is also applied to migration within a nation, say from a rural setting to an urban setting.
Words matter. The Left has already hijacked and made over too much of our language to advance their policies. Don’t let them get away with turning “chain migration” into a racist epithet.
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Victor Davis Hanson makes a good point in his Jan 30th column in National Review:
“The traditional way of looking at the developing scandals at the FBI and among holdover Obama appointees in the DOJ is that the bizarre atmospherics from candidate and President Trump have simply polarized everyone in Washington, and no one quite knows what is going on.
“Another, more helpful, exegesis, however, is [that] the current players probably broke laws and committed ethical violations not just because they were assured there would be no consequences but also because they thought they’d be rewarded for their laxity.”
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/455885/expected-clinton-victory-explains-federal-employee-wrongdoing
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