RT The British Patriot (@TheBritLad)Penalty for illegal entry.Singapore: 6 months jail.Russia: 2 years in a hard labour camp.Pakistan: 10 years jail.India: 8 years jail.North Korea: death.Great Britain: free housing, health care,education, food, phone,cash.Over 50K illegals have arrived since July 2024. https://t.co/1HGCrdZCNA ...

If you listen to Donald Trump and other politicians, it would seem that the flow of migrants illegally crossing Europe’s borders is an unstoppable tide. We explain why the latest data show the opposite https://t.co/jfTniVIOuq ...

The radical left. Democrats want to shut it down and it it's up to them. We have a great economy going.You saw the numbers yesterday. They're fantastic. The economy is doing well.Prices are down. We have virtually no inflation. Everything's going good.We're respected by every nation in the world. And you know what happens. The Democrats want to shut it down and they want to shut it down because they want to give billions, ultimately trillions of dollars to illegal migrants before they came into our country ...

You have the right to control your borders, as we do now, and to limit the sheer numbers of migrants entering their countries and paid for by the people of that nation that were there and that built that particular nation at the time. They put their blood, sweat, tears, money into that country, and now they're being ruined. Proud nations must be allowed to protect their communities and prevent their societies from being overwhelmed by people they have never seen before, with different customs religions, wit ...

Public Health & Pharmaceuticals - HHS is expected to release a report potentially linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, though the report is not yet verified and the department denies it's ready for release [1] - Kenview, the company owning Tylenol, saw shares drop approximately 10% following the report [1] - The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists maintains that Tylenol is safe when taken as directed during pregnancy [1] Economy & Employment - The US economy experienced job losses of 13,000 in June, the first time since the pandemic, and only added 22,000 new hires in August [1] - The unemployment rate ticked up to 43%, with youth unemployment topping 10% and the rate for black women rising to 67% [1] - Tech executives like Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook have touted new investments in the US, totaling $600 billion each [1] - The Federal Reserve is now more likely to cut interest rates, potentially lowering borrowing costs, and mortgage rates fell, making it the best time in almost a year to refinance [1][2] Immigration & Law Enforcement - ICE conducted a major raid at a Hyundai plant construction site in South Georgia, arresting 475 workers who were allegedly in the US illegally [1][2] - The majority of those arrested were South Korean nationals working for contractors and subcontractors [2] Geopolitics & Defense - A top-secret US Navy SEALs mission in North Korea in 2019 to plant a listening device on Kim Jong-un failed [1][3] - The mission involved submarines, heated dive suits, and the SEALs encountered and shot fishermen [3] Other - Elon Musk could potentially become the world's first trillionaire, contingent on Tesla achieving ambitious growth goals [1]

Government Policy & Civil Liberties - Government plans to introduce mandatory digital ID to tackle illegal immigration [1] - Critics argue this is a pre-planned scheme where the government creates a problem to justify restricting civil liberties [1] - The plan involves citizens potentially surrendering civil liberties in exchange for the government "fixing" a problem [1]

Immigration & Social Security - Senator Chuck Schumer stated the primary reason for illegal immigration to the US is to defraud systems like social security [1] - The goal is to prevent the defrauding of systems like social security [1]

Legal & Ethical Concerns - California marijuana farm 中有未成年人被拘留，他们是 200 名涉嫌非法移民的一部分 [1] Industry Impact - Marijuana 行业可能面临更严格的审查和监管，尤其是在劳工实践方面 [1]

Immigration Policy & Enforcement - Agreement on a returns pilot program where migrants arriving via small boat will be detained and returned to France [1] - For every migrant returned to France, one individual will be allowed to enter the UK legally via a safe route, subject to security checks [1] - The plan aims to deter future illegal crossings by demonstrating the futility of the journey [2][3] - Nationwide crackdown on illegal working to eliminate job opportunities promised to migrants in the UK [2] - Collaborative, cooperative, and comprehensive plan working from the origin country to combat illegal immigration [3] Strategic Objectives - The goal is to break the business model of gangs involved in migrant smuggling [2] - Securing borders and ensuring that attempting to reach the UK by small boat results in failure, detention, and return [3] - The pilot project seeks to create a deterrent effect on smugglers and traffickers [3]

Investment Immigration Programs Overview - Investment immigration programs, including golden visa and golden passport programs, are more common globally than perceived, with over 20 countries offering citizenship by investment and approximately 60 countries and 5 territories offering residency programs [3][4] - These programs aim to boost the host country's economy by attracting investments, particularly impactful for smaller nations where they can contribute significantly to GDP [6][7] Program Variations and Requirements - Golden visa programs grant residency, while golden passport programs offer citizenship, sometimes without requiring physical presence in the country [5][6] - Requirements vary widely, including investment amounts, types of investments (real estate, government fees, managed funds, bonds, equities, businesses), and whether the immigrant gains residency or citizenship [5] - New Zealand's program requires investments of 5 million NZD (approximately 3 million USD) for the growth category and 10 million NZD (approximately 6 million USD) for the balance category [14] Economic Impact and Concerns - Investment immigration can significantly impact smaller economies, accounting for up to 50% of the GDP in some island nations [7][8] - However, concerns exist about potential negative consequences, such as crowding out local citizens in real estate markets and the risk of attracting illicit funds [9][18][19] - Some countries, like Spain, Ireland, and the UK, have shut down their programs due to these concerns, while others, like New Zealand, are increasing their efforts to attract high-net-worth individuals [9][12] US Programs and Proposals - The US has an EB-5 visa program requiring an $800,000 investment and job creation, but it has been criticized for being complicated and underutilized, with only about 5,000 of the 10,000 available visas being used annually [2][22] - A proposed "gold card" system in the US would involve a $5 million fee for permanent residency, but its potential impact on the national debt is considered unlikely to be significant, especially at that price point [1][24][26] - Some argue that lowering the price of visas could attract more wealthy immigrants, generating increased economic activity and tax revenue [27][28] Alternative Approaches and Market-Based Solutions - A market-based system for allocating visas, based on pricing, is suggested as a more efficient and effective approach [29][30] - Such a system could potentially undermine illegal immigration by providing a legal pathway for even low-skilled immigrants, who currently pay significant smuggling fees [31][32] - Financial institutions could benefit from providing loans to immigrants seeking to purchase green cards, creating a boon for the US financial system and economy [35]