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Immigration is the top issue ahead of the October 15 parliamentary elections.

Law passed in 2017 to restore voting rights now called Jim Crow 2.0.

The unity following the Las Vegas massacre will be short-lived.

They claim race was the "predominant factor" affecting redistricting.

Black football players show their allegiance.

The winning candidate, backed by Steve Bannon, was outspent 10-1.

Nobody is more deserving.

Chicago-style math goes countrywide.

Other parties will try to freeze them out. AfD will use guerrilla tactics to remain relevant.

They are merely practicing to be citizens.

Europeans showing signs of a will to live.

The German election is Sunday.

The keynote speech of our 2017 conference.

Leaked government report speculates that her unilateral immigration decisions were illegal.

Let the character assassination begin; former Rep. Tom Tancredo musing a run for governor.

AfD may become the third most popular party in Germany.

Somali Muslim immigrant may be the first Minnesota legislator married to her brother.

Immigration concerns are fueling their rise in popularity.

And dissidents are likely to make inroads.

And they're not the first town to do so.

Centrists look to take the wind out of the sails of the rising populist right.

Liberals predict repeal will cause of millions of previously unengaged Hispanics to start voting for Democrats.

The vote is one week away.

Alternative for Germany has a strong enough showing in the polls to be in televised debates.

In unrelated news, the AfD is expected to elect MPs for the first time ever this September.

Regardless of whether or not Bannon is in the White House.

Several arrests made after protesters attack the police.

Peter Brimelow's full speech from the 2017 AmRen conference.

And goes on to claim that Stephen Miller doesn't have much influence.

British nationalism looks ahead.

Of course: She's a white woman running against a black woman.

“It’s a big win for Mitch McConnell.”

The full speeches are now available.

As John Adams said, "Democracy never lasts long."

Including Los Angeles and Santa Cruz.

College Park will decide tomorrow.

No white man or woman can hold the party together.

Including one who was convicted to two separate shootings.

Southerns are hardly any more "racist" than Northerners.

Lou Barletta is back.

They think keeping Obamacare will do the trick.

It is not far fetched that a Southern gentleman could become President.

A veteran activist reflects on a life of devotion to a cause.

Kris Kobach's investigation of voter fraud can now move forward.

40 percent for each, and 20 percent "not sure."

And why you shouldn't either.

New book on the Karl Rove of nationalism.

They need to grow up.

“I’m going to run a very vicious and ruthless campaign against Tim Kaine and I’m going to win.”

Suddenly even leftists are questioning open borders.

Brexit, Trump's election, and Marine Le Pen's first-round victory are hopeful signs.

A great people is committing suicide.

Black author: Electing blacks doesn't seem to help blacks.

Democrats may vote for the law for fear of defeat in 2018.

There is only one long-term solution.

A longtime liberal offers some advice.

Kris Kobach wants proof-of-citizenship laws in every state.

Jamelle Bouie laments how close Corey Stewart came to victory.

"Views on immigration, Muslims, and black people" were key indicators of support for Trump among whites.

The latest election results make it possible.

"If Muslims want to send their kids to Islamic schools, let them do so in Bangladesh or Qatar, not here."

"The United States of America will have to obey the will of our people!"

The party won only between one and ten seats in the 577-member parliament.

DUP wants free movement of both unskilled and highly skilled labor.

UKIP goes the way of BNP.

It welcomes refugees escaping multiculturalism.

Common sense in Britain.

Legislative elections could turn Macron into an instant lame duck.

National Front still aiming to be the primary opposition party.

Another anti-police district attorney in his pocket.

France's new president is the embodiment of Europe's lack of masculinity and assertiveness.

On deporting illegals: "I will do anything short of shooting them."

68% of working-class whites think the American way of life needs to be protected from foreign influence.

"I still believe in Trumpism. I have no regrets for ferociously supporting him. What choice did we have?"

Its chances should be even better in 2022.