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2021.

JANUARY-  55,394.

FEBRUARY- 52,088.

MARCH- 64,191.

APRIL- 61,381.

MAY- 58,261.

JUNE-  61,232.

JULY-  65,974.

AUGUST-  64,227.

SEPTEMBER- 63,008.

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ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION- IS IT THE RALLYING CRY OF THE CLOSET BIGOT? PT 1.

Here is part 1 of an article I first published in 2014. However, I think it still covers the same issues and controversies that the U.S. is facing today. 

LLEGAL IMMIGRATION-   IS IT THE RALLYING CRY OF THE 

CLOSET BIGOT?  PT 1.

As we in the U.S. head into another election cycle, meaningful debate is again giving way to finding issues that prey on the emotional psyche of the average voter. Candidates are looking to polarize certain voting blocks, by offering personal opinions

on certain controversial Topics.

Often, this is not done by Intellectual Reflection,  but with the intent to appeal to the Baser nature of Humanity.  This is best exemplified in the reasoning given by some Politicians running for office, in how they arrived at the positions taken on specific issues.  

For Example;

IMMIGRATION-  At the time of this writing, Immigration Law seems to be the most

important issue for the average voter, in how it is interpreted and enforced.

Unfortunately, there is a profound misunderstanding about what the term IMMIGRANT ACTUALLY MEANS, AND HOW IT IS OFTEN MISUSED BY INDIVIDUALS WITH A SPECIFIC POLITICAL AGENDA.

To clarify, here are definitions for certain words, that will help us find the truth.

( These are my definitions. However, I encourage my readers to Research other 

possible meanings for these terms.)

Immigration-  Is simply the act of changing ones Home or Residence, from one place to another.  For the purpose of this article, it will refer to Citizens or Nationals of one Country, seeking to move inside the borders or areas controlled by another Nation.  This can be either a Permanent or Temporary arrangement.

Refugee Status-  The desire of Individuals to seek sanctuary within the borders of another Nation, to avoid extreme hardship occurring in their Home Country.  This can include Acts of Violence, Famine or Environmental Disasters.  Humanitarian Aid is usually offered to the Refugee by the Nation granting them safe haven, to alleviate hardships already suffered.

Immigrant and Refugee are not one and the same.  An Immigrant desires to remain

as a Resident for a given period of time, or permanently.  A Refugee is given sanctuary only as long as the situation within their Homeland merits it.  They are expected to return once the situation has been stabilized.  Refugees may apply for Immigrant Status, but it is not granted automatically. 

END OF PART 1.

September Newsletter: Three lethal C’s of hunger. OXFAM.

 

SEPTEMBER 2021 NEWSLETTER

Update: Conflict, climate, and COVID-19 deepen the global hunger crisis           Donate now            David – As the pandemic continues around the world, a new reality is clear: hunger is taking more lives than COVID-19. People in hunger hotspots around the world are experiencing the direct impacts of the three lethal “Cs:” conflict, COVID-related inequality, and climate change. Since the start of the pandemic, Oxfam has worked with local partners to provide cash transfers for people in hunger hotspots, like in countries across West Africa who couldn’t afford food, daily meals for Venezuelans through the community canteen project, and provided seeds and tools to farmers in Syria. But we know that in order to tackle the three C's of hunger, we must address the long-term, systemic inequality that is both fueling and worsening this crisis. That's why Oxfam is demanding that billionaires pay their fair share, urging wealthy polluting nations to curb their emissions, and so much more. In a world in which so many have so much, nobody should have to experience starvation. Thanks to supporters like you, we've been able to help. But there's still so much to do. Vulnerable families around the world are counting on us – are you able to help them today?           Donate now

Make calls for once-in-a-generation legislation In response to the pandemic, the American Rescue Plan expanded the safety net to millions of Americans. The latest evidence suggests it had a major hand in bringing poverty in the US to a historic low. If the latest COVID-19 relief package passes, it has the power to change the lives of millions of Americans, including 8.27 million young children a year. Congress is still determining the line items for the bill, and we need every single member of Congress to know their constituents care about what makes it into this bill: investing in green initiatives, treating childcare as essential, strengthening workers’ rights, and more. Do your part: call your senators to ask them to vote YES on an inclusive Budget Reconciliation Package. Make calls Seeking asylum is a human right You may have seen the horrifying images of Haitian asylum seekers being chased and assaulted by Border Patrol agents at the United States’ southern border. We are currently suing the Biden administration over Title 42, a little-known policy being used to expel people who are legally seeking asylum. Learn more about Title 42 — and then help put a stop to this deplorable immigration policy by signing our petition to end Title 42. Sign petition

Oxfam's Best and Worst States to Work in America 2021 This year's report outlines how states rank based on how they are supporting working families, and features a new index focused on the policies that impact working women. COVID-19 has revealed just how deep inequality runs. The top four best states to work have some important things in common—robust minimum wages, substantial worker protections, and support for workers organizing. Check how your state ranks Voices of Change, the new podcast from Oxfam America! We are so excited to launch this new project with you. Our first season will focus on stories of Black women in the US Deep South. Most of the women we'll be speaking with are Oxfam partners—you might recognize some of them!—but we'll also go outside our immediate Oxfam network to bring some new voices into the conversation. Check out our first episode "The Long Haul" to hear about how Willie Jones is connecting women with "nontraditional" jobs, like truck driving and IT. Listen now Tax the rich As we watch the evolution of the budget reconciliation process, it's important to keep this reality top of mind: corporate profits are way up, and billionaires are amassing more wealth every day. This blog post unpacks how billionaires and corporations are skirting taxes and what we can achieve if the ultra-wealthy are made to pay their fair share. It's long past time: we need to tax the rich and big corporations. Read more Hurricane Ida and the climate crisis Just before Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana this August, it underwent a process called “rapid intensification” and exploded into a monster Category 4 storm — thanks to favorable atmospheric conditions and warm ocean waters. It left the state battered, maintaining its hurricane status for 16 hours before weakening. The storm then moved up the coast to bring further devastation to New Jersey and New York City. Ida revealed just how vulnerable our infrastructure is to climate-related extreme weather events. Read more

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Biden's vaccine mandate for workers is supported by legal precedents, experts say. Twitter.

 

Biden's vaccine mandate for workers is supported by legal precedents, experts say

On September 9, US President Joe Biden announced a plan to require all private businesses with 100 or more employees to ensure that their workers are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, or get tested weekly. The mandate will be implemented through an Emergency Temporary Standard to be issued by the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Experts predict legal challenges to be launched, but they say OSHA has the authority to protect workers' safety by requiring vaccinations, Bloomberg reports. The 1905 Supreme Court decision in Jacobson v. Massachusetts has also been widely cited, in which the court upheld the Cambridge, Massachusetts Board of Health’s authority to require vaccination against smallpox during an epidemic.

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