The author discusses their decision to withdraw support from the Save Oklahoma Plan due to concerns over the mandatory E-Verify requirement, while still expressing strong support for Representative Shaw and six other aspects of the plan. They advocate for unity and cooperation to focus on upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of collaboration over conflict.
On the October 18 podcast, Oklahomans Camilo Ulloa and Jessica Perez discussed Governor Stitt’s Work Permits and Visa Task Force recommendations with hosts Michael and the author. They criticized the recommendation to issue Driver’s Privilege Cards to non-citizens, arguing it compromises public safety and encourages a shift towards liberal policies in Oklahoma.
The author critiques the inclusion of two books in a fifth-grade literacy curriculum, arguing they promote a pro-immigration ideology unsuitable for young students. By empathizing with historical illegal immigration, the books are seen as shaping children’s views to support ongoing immigration trends. The author urges educational reforms prioritizing genuine literacy over ideological content.
April 20th, Governor Stitt played at giving with one hand and taking away with the other. On the one hand,… Continue Reading