Open Borders Inc.: Who is Financing America's Downfall?

Amazon Customer: The book was as advertised and on time.

United States on Nov 22, 2023

A Customer: A detailed description of all the interest groups who support open US borders.

Canada on Oct 18, 2019

Allynne: excellent research and well written!

Canada on Oct 14, 2019

Kug: The book is well written, incredible documented and names the names of the perpetrators behind the invasion of our country. I gave it a 4 star rather than a 5 only because it is packed with so much information that it is a hard read at times. If the Author was telling you the story face to face she wouldn't be taking a breath. But her passion for the topic screams from thee pages as does the truth of our problem. Well worth reading.

United States on Sep 30, 2019

Thomas Tansey: Malkin takes no prisoners in her exposé of the illegal immigrant hustlers. She comes down hard on George Soros, billionaire Hungarian globalist who finances organizations and politicians that advocate open borders and decry illegal immigration enforcement. An appendix in the book lists the myriad of such organizations.

One of the organizations, to which Malkin devotes an entire chapter, is the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). This organization won big victories against the KKK many years ago. But since then it has morphed into a money-making machine, Malkin says. Its list of so-called hate organizations names hundreds of organizations which the SPLC doesn't like or doesn't agree with. This list is taken as gospel by many influencing persons and companies. Some Silicon Valley stalwarts, like Google, Twitter and Facebook, use the "hate" list to censor the use on their platforms of such listed entities. And such Silicon Valley big shots, like Twitter, have even censored conservative individuals, such as Diamond and Silk, until those two black women exposed what Twitter was doing to them and their Twitter account, at which point Twitter reinstated their...

United States on Sep 28, 2019

Made new: This book, and its topic are very good, and very important. I've been wondering about who pays for all the costs of bringing illegal aliens into USA, and the cost of housing them and getting them started in USA life? I live in an apartment in a Minneapolis suburb, which is not a normal American apartment. When I began renting, I paid the initial rent, plus some costs for furnishings. So it costs me some money. After being here, I daily see and hear the other residents, the majority of which are not Americans. One lady and her husband and daughter just arrived from Venezuela 10 days earlier. Most foreigners here are Spanish or east African (Somali?). So I have to pay significant money to live here, but they have little income. How can they be here, I have wondered? This new Malkin book answers that. With maybe 50 million+ illegals here in USA, a lot of money comes from somewhere to get them situated. I am not at all against legal aliens. In 1976 my parents sponsored Vietnam "boat people" to help them settle in USA, which I highly commend them for. But most aliens today have come to USA illegally. They can't get a legal job, which makes them unable to support themselves normally....

United States on Sep 16, 2019

Dee Arr: What I liked best about this book is that Michelle Malkin didn’t stop to look to see what side of the political aisle she was aiming at. It didn’t matter if someone’s politics were on the left or right, what mattered was where they stood on the matter of borders and whether or not they were making things worse by lining their own pockets.

The author never held back, supporting her statements throughout the book with links to videos, articles, and tweets. Most of the links were direct quotes from different individuals, allowing us to learn the truth straight form the source’s mouth. From George Soros to the Hollywood Elite, Malkin never misses a beat, and each paragraph bursts with alarming facts.

Some of the hypocrisy would be laughable if it wasn’t so sad. From open border supporters who live in large homes with walls and armed security to organizations that masquerade as charities and openly spend their money to achieve different goals (some of which skirt the edges of legality), this book will educate you no matter what you currently think about the crisis surrounding America’s borders. Five stars.

United States on Sep 14, 2019