Immigration Games
Quote from Ryan Augustine on January 25, 2026, 00:17How Ghost Jobs and Linkedin are perpetuating the immigration scam.
Just want to make sure I am understanding this correctly: the ghost jobs not only serve as data-scraping tactics, they also alter labour statistics by creating the illusion of more demand?
By the way, I would see Indeed.com is acting in a similar fashion to LinkedIn.
me too,
All true, but also they're an alibi for Immigration. Technically H-1's can only be granted if there are no qualified American's for those jobs. With Ghost Jobs companies can say: see we have all these jobs native works can't or won't do, send in the poojeets. But the jobs postings were never real to begin with. They were only created to justify H1's.
I guess the Border Patrol guy was pretty cool after all.
Article shows how the feds are going soft on the "protesters" to amp up the theatrics. I wondered why the police haven't arrested "protesters" for obstruction, which is what they are obviously doing. Well here you have it the Jewish federal prosecutor isn't going to charge them, now Border Patrol guy has been shipped off for noticing by cowgirl barbie DHS secretary and Trump so we know where they stand on all this.
Border patrol supremo Gregory Bovino mocked prosecutor's Jewish faith on call with lawyers as they discussed ICE shooting
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Border Patrol boss Gregory Bovino allegedly disparaged a US attorney's Jewish faith while discussing the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, according to insiders.
Bovino – who was deemed the agency's Commander–at–Large – mocked US attorney in Minnesota Daniel N. Rosen's religion during a phone call on January 12, according to The New York Times.
He used the term 'chosen people', a reference to Jewish people, in a snide way towards Minnesota's US Attorney Daniel N. Rosen, per sources cited by the outlet.
Rosen, who was nominated by US President Donald Trump for his position, is an Orthodox Jew who observes Shabbat.
Bovino also reportedly asked sarcastically whether the prosecutor understood that Orthodox Jewish criminals did not take weekends off.
The remarks came as Bovino pressed Rosen to pursue tougher charges against demonstrators he believed were obstructing immigration operations, the NYT said.
The Border Patrol chief had become one of the faces of the ongoing immigration crackdown in Minnesota, drawing outrage for his comments after the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, both 37.
President Trump pulled Bovino from Minneapolis this week and replaced him with border czar Tom Homan.
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Gregory Bovino made disparaging remarks about US attorney in Minnesota Daniel N. Rosen's religion during a January 12 call, The New York Times reported
Rosen has said that the 'rapid escalation of violent antisemitism in America' was one of his 'primary motivations' for pursuing office
During the call earlier this month, Bovino reportedly complained that he could not reach Rosen on parts of the weekend because of Shabbat.
Although Rosen delegated the conversation to a deputy, prosecutors from his office were listening in.
Rosen previously cited the 'rapid escalation of violent antisemitism in America' as one of his 'primary motivations' for pursuing office.
'Jewish history tells us that Jews fare poorly in societies that turn polarized, and where that polarization evolves into factional hatreds in the non–Jewish societies within which we live,' Rosen told Jewish Insider.
He added: 'Those factional hatreds virtually always evolve into violent expressions of hate against the Jews.'
Rosen also shared that his orthodoxy was a 'slow' transition through his early adulthood and that he studied the Talmud every day.
One day after the call with Bovino, six federal prosecutors in Minnesota from the US attorney's office quit their jobs in protest over how the Department of Justice handled Good's death at the hands of a federal officer earlier this month.
Bovino reportedly asked sarcastically whether Rosen understood that Orthodox Jewish criminals did not take weekends off
The Border Patrol Commander-at-Large became one of the faces of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in Minnesota and other parts of the US
The mother–of–three was shot dead by ICE agent Jonathan Ross on January 7 in Minneapolis after allegedly refusing officers' demands to open her car door during a demonstration.
Bovino said that Good and her wife Rebecca's actions leading up to the shots fired were 'a means, intent and opportunity'.
He described Good's vehicle as a 'four–thousand pound missile' headed toward Ross.
'Hats off to that ICE agent,' Bovino said. 'I'm glad he made it out alive, I'm glad he's with his family.'
Bovino sparked further backlash following ICU nurse Pretti's death, as he said law enforcement were the true victims of the incident.
He added that Pretti 'put himself in that situation' following his actions.
The Border Patrol boss also claimed that Pretti planned to 'massacre' federal agents when he was killed.
Bovino's actions and comments drew criticism from leading Democrats around the US, including California Governor Gavin Newsom.
Newsom said it was, 'as if [Bovino] literally went on eBay and purchased SS garb,' referring to Adolf Hitler's Schutzstaffel.
Bovino said that Renee Good's actions alongside her wife leading up to her death were 'a means, intent and opportunity'
Bovino left Minneapolis earlier this week and was promptly replaced by Homan.
'President Trump and I, along with others in the administration, have recognized that certain improvements could and should be made,' Homan said.
Initial reports indicated that Bovino had been fired, but those were shot down by the Department of Homeland Security's assistant press secretary Tricia McLaughlin.
On Monday, she called Bovino a 'key part of the President's team and a great American'.
The Daily Mail has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security and its assistant secretary for public affairs Tricia McLaughlin, the US Customs and Border Protection and Bovino, the Department of Justice and Daniel N. Rosen's office for comment.
The NYT said the McLaughlin did not directly respond to the allegations.
'Instead of focusing on gossip, why don't you focus on something actually important like the victims of illegal alien crime or the criminals taken out of Minneapolis communities?' she told the outlet.
I wouldn’t be surprised if ICE is a big setup. They all get tried for treason or some nonsense like that. Trump would have his usual plausible deniability: well, I tried to deport the criminals but the DEMS were holding me back.
Ya I don't know.
Its all a big confluence of dialectics though that's for sure. On one side you have a militarized federal police force going door to door doing some pretty constitutially questionable stuff. On the other hand you have deranged communists who hate white people. Meanwhile all the illegal immigrants went to Chicago to hide out until this is all over.