Many in Latin America share our conservative view on immigration as well as China

After spending a week in Costa Rica and in the dental practice of my friend Dr. Silvia Zuñiga I am able to put more words to the issue but still unsure if such will convey the depth of the message.

Dr. Zuñiga has a busy practice but when one of our audience members flies in for service, she puts much on-hold to ensure that all work that is needed can be done quickly and well. And you do not just have a dentist with a team of specialists working just for you, you have Dr. Zuniga acting as a personal concierge for you – at no extra charge.

Dr. Silvia Zuñiga

I hope some of the interviews I did helped convey to you to the sincerity, quality and, affordability of the service provided by Dr. Zuniga. She is truly a special person.

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While in Costa Rica I spoke extendedly with at least ten Uber drivers, numerous managerial people, as well as others from not just Costa Rica but other parts of Latin America. One thing that seemed generally accepted as proper is that the United States of America, as well as every other country, has a right and responsibility to have effective boarders and to enforce its immigration law.

And, despite much of the media in Latin America being very Leftwing, many people were more aware than members of the U.S. media and population of the nefarious nature of these waves of “caravans” of illegal immigrants to the U.S. People understand that Cuba is the actor behind the evils in Venezuala, Bolivia and other places and that this immigration push is heavily organized and supported by the Cubans and their puppets to destabilize the United States.

Another interesting point is that these folk are as concerned with Chinese malevolence as are we.