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America’s Berlin Wall

America’s Berlin Wall

By: Daniel Nardini One of the consequences of September 11th has been the building by the United States of a super border wall between America and Mexico. Probably few things… Read more »

The 287(g) Program in the South

The 287(g) Program in the South

By: Daniel Nardini When the 287(g) program between the federal and state governments was started, the original purpose of the program was to inform U.S. immigration of those undocumented who… Read more »

The Incredible Edible Avocado

The Incredible Edible Avocado

By: Daniel Nardini Fact: Mexico grows over 40 percent of all the world’s avocados. Fact: the avocado is very nutritious and helps to clean out the blood stream. Fact: the… Read more »

The Great New York Tragedy Before 9/11

The Great New York Tragedy Before 9/11

By: Daniel Nardini This year marks the 100th anniversary of one of the most tragic events that have altered not only New York City but the United States. I am… Read more »

A Nation of Immigrant Junk Food Junkies

A Nation of Immigrant Junk Food Junkies

By: Daniel Nardini According to a study published in the Journal of Nutrition, many Mexican immigrants and their U.S.-born children eventually adopt American-style junk food eating habits. The study surveyed… Read more »

When the Dollars was as Good as Gold

When the Dollars was as Good as Gold

By: Daniel Nardini Forty years ago in 1971, then U.S. President Richard Nixon took the United States out of the Bretton Woods Agreements. Under these agreements all countries that traded… Read more »

September 11th Ten Years Later: A Personal View

September 11th Ten Years Later: A Personal View

By: Daniel Nardini There have been documentaries about where people were on September 11, 2001, during the Al Qaeda attacks. In my case I was at a train station waiting… Read more »

The Throw Away Workers

The Throw Away Workers

By: Daniel Nardini Having been on the unemployment rolls myself, I know how the U.S. Labor Bureau can and does manipulate the unemployment statistics. They report the unemployment by those… Read more »

Make Everyday A Labor Day

Make Everyday A Labor Day

By: Daniel Nardini As we pass this year’s Labor Day, the employment numbers do not make it look like much of a holiday to celebrate. Job growth in August was… Read more »

The Lost American Economic Decade

The Lost American Economic Decade

By: Daniel Nardini One has to wonder how the United States, which had almost completely eliminated its national debt in 2000, and was registering monetary surpluses, could suddenly become the… Read more »