Remember when immigrants were expected to assimilate? Those days are gone‚ and we all know that anyone who wants them back is a “racist‚ Islamophobic bigot.” Today‚ Muslim migrants dictate terms to the native people‚ who better fall in line…or else! PJ Media by Robert Spencer    In Ireland‚ Muslim activist‚ Ala Buisir‚ wants the […]

What does that tell you if 100 elected officials stepped down in Florida because they have to reveal more of their financials?  A Florida law firm will file a lawsuit early next month challenging the state after an expanded Form 6 document. The attorney says the lawsuit is based on the right to privacy and […] The post 100 Elected FL Officials Quit Over Demand for Financials appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Toyota urged the owners of 50‚000 older US vehicles to get immediate recall repairs because an airbag inflator could explode and potentially kill motorists. However‚ we have to worry about more than Toyotas. Read on. Owners of 50‚000 older US vehicles are urged to get immediate recall repairs on the Takata airbag inflator‚ which could […] The post DO NOT DRIVE Warnings on Vehicles with Takata Airbags appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

According to the New York Post‚ on Saturday night‚ two NYPD officers were brutally attacked by a group of migrants in Times Square. The shocking video footage shows the officers initially telling the group to move along before a scuffle broke out. The officers wrestled one illegal to the ground. WATCH: Two @NYPD officers were recently beaten […] The post NYC Immediately Releases Violent Migrants Who Beat Up Officers appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Denver is struggling to metabolize the more than 40‚000 illegal migrants who have arrived in the city in recent months. Colorado’s capital is a sanctuary city‚ but lately‚ shelters are so overwhelmed that officials have decided to limit how long migrants can stay in rooms provided by the government. Starting February 5‚ migrant families can only stay in a shelter room for six weeks‚ Mayor Mike Johnston’s office announced. A spokesperson for Johnston’s office added that the influx is “straining capacity” and that “over the past two months‚ Denver has seen a dramatic uptick in arrivals and is currently sheltering 4‚000 people.” Johnston‚ a Democrat‚ said the city would likely need $100 million over the course of this year to pay for migrant costs such as housing‚ school‚ and health care. Meanwhile‚ city hospital Denver Health has about $10 million in unpaid medical bills from migrants. The hospital has requested more money from both Colorado and the federal government. Doctors there have reported an uptick in parasitic infections caused by the drinking water migrants consumed on their way to the southern border. A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security said the department would continue to work with the city on the migrant issue. “We continue to urge Congress to approve our supplemental request‚ provide us with the resources to manage the Southwest Border in a humane‚ safe‚ and orderly manner‚ and provide communities across the country with the financial support they need‚” the spokesperson told NBC News. Denver has only 710‚000 residents‚ meaning the new migrants have increased the city’s population by more than 5%. The new arrivals now make up a more significant segment of the city’s population than they do in larger cities that have seen a recent migrant influx‚ such as New York City or Chicago. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Meanwhile‚ the city’s public schools have received nearly 3‚000 new migrant children‚ mainly from Venezuela‚ since July‚ which has strained the school system’s resources and funding‚ Adrienne Endres‚ the executive director of multilingual education for the school district‚ told NBC News. More than 600 of the children previously received little to no schooling at all‚ so they must spend time catching up‚ Endres said. More tent cities are cropping up in the city‚ which already has a significant homeless problem — the homeless population spiked more than 30% last year. As many as 200 tents appeared in the area of one local bar‚ the owner told Fox News. “There’s people right across the street that couldn’t even get to our door‚ so decline was pretty quick. The first three months‚ it was fine. After that‚ it was pretty aggressive for the decline of business‚” Samantha Menendez‚ the co-owner of “One Shot Back” bar‚ said.