The Politically Incorrect Guide to Immigration

The Politically Incorrect Guides

By: John Zmirak, Al Perrotta

Narrated by: John McLain

The crime statistics, the jobs, the inflated welfare state, the terror threats - The Politically Incorrect Guide to Immigration shines cold light on America's out-of-control immigration problem with real-life stories and incontrovertible evidence.

©2018 John Zmirak and Al Perrotta (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Extremely thought-provoking and engaging

This was a well written and organized book.

If you always knew in the back your mind that our current immigration system was in need of serious repair, but not quite sure why, or more importantly, how to fix it, then this is a perfect book for you.

Heck, even if you don’t think our current integration system is in serious need of repair, and this is the perfect book for you!

The authors do a great job of laying out the issues with our current immigration system. They then provide the historical facts to show what our framers intended. They then go on to show the tremendous problems are current immigration system is causing our country. Finally they propose 15 extremely common sense a cool steps to take to correct it.

The narration the book was excellent.

You absolutely won’t regret listening to this book!

must read

any American citizen should hear this book and understand the truth and struggle of immigration and the Constitution and the law

Every American Should Read this book.

You will understand why we must get this under control. Control will determine our future.

INFORMATION!

Regardless of your opinion on immigration, open your mind and listen to the figures presented, policies attempted and the cost of immigration to the American public.

Great guide to American immigration

This book will actually become the politically correct guide to immigration with just the practice of a couple of its solutions. Highly recommended.

Good but I found myself having to come back to it.

I like John McClain as a narrator, however, he was quite flat in this reading. The information was good. Factual. Unbiased. Great source for The Who what when where and why of immigration. Rational and thoughtful, no demonization. But I would take day long breaks from it. Even a week sometimes because I just couldn’t get into it, even thought I thought the content was excellent. Either he wasn’t really “in to” this book or was overly flat. It’s just not the kind of work for him. I was barely able to finish it. Which is a shame because the book is fantastic. I bought the print edition to go back through.

Beautifully written

A very spectacular book. Details what makes us members of a proud and beautiful Country. Well written. Not at all what I was expecting. Rather, so much more!! Thank you.

Wow! I didn't know

What a great book. Gave a statement and followed up with logical, straightforward facts. I learned things that have been hidden, omitted or ignored by both politicians and the media. Thank you for such a thought provoking listen. I will now follow up with another "Politically Incorrect" book.

really interesting

very interesting book brought up good points I found my self agree with a lot of that points in this book

A great read for anyone interesting on the topic.

1) What star rating (out of 5) would you give this book?
For what it was trying to share, and did, 5.

2) What did you like about the book?
The wealth of information you can cross reference to know it's not just bias.

3) What did you dislike about the book?
Nothing. I learned a lot from it,

4) Would you read it again?
No. As it was written in 2018, some of the numbers aren't up to date. However, I would read a newer version.

5) Who is the intended audience of the book?
Anyone interested in talking on the topic would be able to use this to cover all their bases.

6) What could have been improved?
Nothing to my knowledge.

7) What did you learn from reading this?
There is simply too much to write here. In short, we're simply being destroyed by ignorance and design.

8) What did you think of the book’s length?
It was long enough to present a multitude of information, but not too long to where you wanted to give up on it.

9) What's another book this one reminds you of?
None

10) What other books by this author have you read?
None