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They're escaping "incessant racism and prejudice."

Trump: “DACA is probably dead because the Democrats don't really want it.”

They recognize that diversity comes at the expense of whites.

Contracts with companies profiting from migration will be bought out.

The German intellectual steering the AfD.

The decline is attributed to a deal with Turkey and to the closing of the “Balkan route.”

Populism could become “the new normal” for Europe.

Nationalist party will control Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Interior.

“Europe belongs to us.”

Frank Borzellieri fights the multicultural monster.

Campaign against an unnamed chain will be Trump administration's first.

Tom Homan: When it comes to enforcement, "No one is off the table."

Removal orders are up 29 percent.

Half of those polled in California would consider independence.

"There’s a perfect storm right now in Italy."

Horrifying hoaxes, pallid politicians, and more.

About half of voters say Australia "feels like a foreign country."

The "young, media-savvy campaigners" are "weaponizing internet culture."

Trumpian candidate trounced the opposition.

Two conferences that are signs of progress.

Nationalist opposed to Muslim immigration may lead Czech Republic.

Sunday's elections saw decisive gains for the Right in Austria.

They enjoy 47 percent public support. Their opposition? 16 percent.

NYT Magazine profiles Götz Kubitschek.

And we got more Christians than Muslims.

Nobody is more deserving.

A promising start; about 49 to go.

SCOTUS will starts reviewing its legality on October 10.

Europeans showing signs of a will to live.

Full-throated nationalism is winning out over snarky centrism.

The keynote speech of our 2017 conference.

Rasmieh Yousef Odeh is finally gone, and permanently barred from reentry.

We'd rather return voluntarily than be deported.

AfD may become the third most popular party in Germany.

ICE Director to MS-13: "You are not welcome in the United States and you will find no harbor here.”

39 percent of Americans agree that “white people are currently under attack in this country.”

Oberlin, for example, is scaring off sensible students.

Immigration concerns are fueling their rise in popularity.

Guinea has refused to take back 2,137 criminals.

Refugees don't have a "bona fide" connection to the United States.

Esteban Rodriguez-Olivera.

Sessions: "The compassionate thing is to end the lawlessness, (and) enforce our laws."

All 28 have something in common . . .

This book, and its reception, mark an important intellectual breakthrough.

Final decision should come very soon.

Dedicated to the "Unknown Alabama Confederate Soldiers.”

Petition notes that Soros works to, “destabilize and otherwise commit acts of sedition against the United States.”

And soon.

"The Mizzou effect" is wreaking havoc at multiple different institutions.

Still no word from Paul Ryan though.

622 so far this year.

And the snowflakes have lost it.

Interestingly, radical Muslims were targeting a concert for the band "The Allah-Las."

Campaign-style Trump returns.

Spain strikes back.

If it reaches 100,000 by September 16, the White House will consider it.

Rasmieh Yousef Odeh is heading back to Jordan.

Finally, some good news.

It would be the President's first pardon.

Administration looks to halt the white death.

White cop manages to salvage career.

In part because the DOJ has hired 54 new immigration judges.

Twelve of the illegals were registered sex offenders.

Sylvi Listhaug — Norway's voice of reason.

Every one of them was from Latin America or Africa.

"Something’s happening here, and it’s a privilege to be a part of it. I only wish I’d been born 50 years later."

Stephen Miller: “Maybe it’s time we had compassion for American workers.”

Government prosecutors to target NGOs that ignore the law.

Merit-based immigration is coming.

"AmRen 2017 could not have been a better introduction to our movement."

Lou Barletta is back.

NYT takes greats pains to avoid talking about Asians.

A popular blogger reflects on his first AmRen conference.

He once taught a course called "Politicizing Beyonce."

American Renaissance readers are, "once-fringe radicals in Tennessee."