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It is a frightening place, Donald Trump's America is -- a nation in decline, invaded by foreign criminals and welfare scammers, competing in a world where the rules are stacked against the people and where their competitors in China, Mexico, India, and elsewhere are fleecing them. In Donald Trump's America, Mexicans and other foreign workers are to blame for declining labor-force participation, unemployment, and stagnating wages among the native-born population, especially among blacks. He also wants to toughen the rules for refugees and asylum seekers, eliminate funding for refugee programs, and end the J-1 visa program that allows some foreign youth to come on a temporary basis as au pairs, camp counselors, and the like but also brings teachers, physicians, and foreign-exchange students to the US. The anti-immigrant rancor that is fueling Trump's popularity is nothing new in American history. In fact, previous cohorts of immigrants did assimilate, and far more slowly than they now romantically assume. Adapted from the source document.

This work deals with aspects of constitutional development in South Africa from Union in 1910 until 1983. More specifically, it examines the important role played by constitutional conventions in this country, drawing extensively upon local, British and other Commonwealth materials for this purpose. Reference to British and other Commonwealth experience of conventions is justified, because South Africa enjoys a constitutional heritage richly endowed from the United Kingdom2 and from the other former Dominions of the British Crown. The common bond between South Africa and many of these countries is a system of government often referred to as the 'Westminster System. A brief description of this common constitutional heritage or 'Westminster System' is required before a proper analysis of constitutional conventions can be undertaken.

The free offer of the Gospel in Reformed theology and creeds -- James Durham : life, writings and theology -- James Durham and the free offer of the Gospel -- Durham's contemporaries and the free offer -- Later controversies concerning the free offer of the Gospel

Professor Donald Rothchild, one the foremost of the students of
African international relations, passed away on January 30, 2007, at
the age of 78 from complications related to lymphoma.