Cambodia’s Illegal Immigrants - Linh Dinh

 

When the French ruled Indochina, they had a shortage of white collar workers in Cambodia and Laos, so solved it by bringing in many thousands of Vietnamese, which, understandably, didn’t please the Cambodians and Laotians too much. Most of these Vietnamese would be kicked out in waves, sometimes violently, as happened in Cambodia during the 70’s.
 

Still, many Vietnamese have returned to both countries, and the primary reason is population pressure, for Vietnam has 96 million people, while Cambodia and Laos only 16 and 7 million. It’s also why China and Sub-Saharan Africa will continue to export people.

Although there are certainly rich illegal immigrants, most tend to be poorer than the locals, so in Cambodia, which is even more impoverished than some Sub-Saharan countries, many Vietnamese are in truly sad shape.

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Sessions could fire McCabe before his retirement

Via Billy

 

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is considering firing top FBI official Andrew McCabe before he officially retires from the bureau in a few days, a move that could deprive the outgoing deputy director of pension benefits, Fox News has confirmed.

Sources said if McCabe is terminated by close of business this Friday, that would mean McCabe would not receive a government pension.

A source told Fox News that McCabe's pension is in "jeopardy."

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Trump Considers Rick Perry For Veterans Administration Post

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 President Donald Trump is considering moving U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry to a new Cabinet post, leading the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, according to multiple news reports.
 
The current VA secretary, David Shulkin, is under fire for taking a taxpayer-funded trip to Europe last year.

Perry, an Air Force veteran, has expressed his interest in veterans’ causes for years. Should the appointment come through, he would face Senate confirmation later this year.

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SAIGON September 1967-- MEETING IN THE RAIN

 

The Chief of South Vietnam’s National Police, Brig. Gen Nguyen Ngoc Loan, (who later was the shooter in the famous “Saigon execution” photo) stands in the park outside the presidential palace in Saigon with militant Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang, who was staging an anti-government protest vigil. He was not arresting him but inviting Quang inside to escape the deluge of one of the worst monsoon storms of the year. 

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Saïgon Chợ Lớn Then & Now

 

Saïgon Chợ Lớn Then & Now

Australia considers visas for white South African farmers

Via Nancy

 

 Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said he was considering fast track visas for SA white farmers

Finally 

South Africa has dismissed claims its white farmers are "persecuted" after an Australian minister said they needed help from a "civilised" country.

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said he is exploring giving South Africa's white farmers access to fast-track visas on humanitarian grounds.

The suggestion was made amid calls to transfer land ownership from black to white farmers in South Africa, and fears over the number of farm killings.

But South Africa says it is ridiculous.

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Tillerson Fired Over Rogue Bid to Save Iran Nuke Deal

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The abrupt firing Tuesday of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson follows months of infighting between the State Department and White House over efforts by Tillerson to save the Iran nuclear deal and ignore President Donald Trump's demands that the agreement be fixed or completely scrapped by the United States, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the situation who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon.

In the weeks leading up to Tillerson's departure, he had been spearheading efforts to convince European allies to agree to a range of fixes to the nuclear deal that would address Iran's ongoing ballistic missile program and continued nuclear research.

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Gutfeld on Hillary's Speech in India: 'So Bitter You Could Make an Old-Fashioned With Her Tears'

Greg Gutfeld said Hillary Clinton's lengthy Q&A in India showed she remains embittered over losing the 2016 presidential election to Donald Trump.

Gutfeld noted how Clinton pointed out all of the parts of America she won, "like a quarterback who just lost a Super Bowl pointing out he threw no interceptions."

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Judge Releases Video Of Gang Member Shot To Death Inside Courtroom

On Monday, a federal judge released video footage of a gang member being shot to death by a deputy U.S. marshal in a Utah courtroom after he attacked a witness with a pen during a 2014 racketeering trail.

Tongan Crips gang member Siale Angilau is seen in the footage grabbing a pen and sprinting toward the witness, another gang member. Angilau then rushes the witness and falls over the stand, where he is met with gunfire by an unnamed female marshal identified as "Jane Doe."

"Drop the pen. Drop the pen out of your hand," yells another officer in the courtroom.

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ICE Director Fires Back at Nancy Pelosi: 'How Dare You' Call ICE Agents 'Cowardly'

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Acting ICE Director Thomas Homan had some strong words Tuesday for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who accused the Trump administration and ICE agents of carrying out "cowardly attacks" on illegal immigrants.

Pelosi issued the statement after the Justice Department filed a lawsuit against California, claiming three recently passed state laws are deliberately interfering with federal immigration enforcement.

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