The Politically Incorrect Guide to Immigration (The Politically Incorrect Guides) Paperback – May 21, 2018

Full disclosure: My brother is one of the bold authors who thoughtfully dissemble the complex issues of illegal immigration and provide sane, teachable arguments for promoting the legitimate self-interest of our nation’s citizens.“Immigration-An America First Manifesto” challenges the premise that we should accept terror attacks on our soil as a part of our life, and it’s the price we have to pay for diversity.Emphasizing safety first, Chapter 6: Mission America, has the 15-step plan to strengthen and secure our nation.Use Chapter 7, “How to Sell Reality to People Allergic to Facts,” as a primer for explaining to an open-borders advocate why illegal immigration has become a crisis in need of wise policy decisions.This book is for those of us who prefer to “take careful thought for the future (at the risk of being vilified in the present), rather than letting our descendants fend for themselves.”

Fine job product as mentioned!

This is a very well-sourced book that is interesting, educational, and entertaining. Historical perspective sets up the discussion and then exposes politicians' attempts to pacify (without actually fixing problems) those who want common-sense reforms. The authors also propose actual solutions to the problems they outline in the book. As also the grandchild of four immigrants, I especially loved the open letter to the authors' immigrant grandparents. This is definitely a politically incorrect book; however, it is fact-based. Hopefully it will bring forth some intellectually honest debate for a change.

In a nation stricken by the fascism of political correctness and afraid to ask questions, you need this book. Cheaper than going to California to see for yourself. I moved from there and this book is so true

Immigration has been in the news with the issues of DACA, suspension of immigration from certain countries, and the separation of children from parents who claimed asylum and refugee status. Other books on this issue abound, but this is a perspective that says we have a protestant Christian culture to uphold, and current immigration practices (lack of enforcement of existing laws, especially) threatens this. I think the authors could have gone into why we don't necessarily need more people in our country and the toll it takes on the environment to support this many people, but that wasn't their main concern with immigration. Now, if they would tackle the issue of the rising cost of healthcare and economics of that industry, that would be a real eye opener, too!

Anyone who commutes and can not find the time to read yet choose to seek truth through research with facts about the immigration problem, read or listen to this. Wake up your mind

Very intelligent and well written with information you don't hear regularly in the media.

Well written and very thoughtful.