White Papers On Tour! Texas Edition
August 1 – 8: Dallas, Comal County, Austin & Houston
By Cyan Quinn
I adore Texas. I’ve always been a horse girl. The Bull riding at Fort Worth Stockyards is mesmerizing. The BBQ is phenomenal and the people are warm, genuinely friendly. During the World Cup, my social media feed was full of Europeans expressing utter awe and delight in Texas (especially the food). And it’s well earned! They aren’t the first to make this observation, either. Texas has been the recipient of refugees (the Chip and Joanna Gaines kind) from blue states, too. (Much to the chagrin of the locals who fear these newcomers will turn their red Texas purple.)
The reason people move to Texas is for the Texan lifestyle. But the lifestyle is changing—because the demographics are changing.
In the same way White liberal Californians are bringing their culture in tow, Latin Americans (who are displacing the original Tejanos), and now increasingly Indians, are bringing theirs. In 1970, the state was only 3.9% foreign born. Now, only 51% of adults in Texas were born in the state, and 19% were born in another country entirely. Without awareness and deliberate policy safeguards, Texas will soon slip into an unrecognizable soup of competing cultures—divided along ethnic lines.
Luckily, secure borders, an immigration moratorium, and a deliberate policy of Remigration can save the Texas we know and love!
The True Texas Project and Young Republicans teamed up to offer me the opportunity to present our Remigration Platform in four major cities!
The tour begins in Dallas at the True Texas Project’s Year of the Patriot Conference on Saturday, August 1st in Dallas. (Get a ticket NOW before they sell out!)
The speaker lineup here is phenomenal. At their event in February, I particularly enjoyed the presentations from Texas Sheriff Roy Boyd and Ryan McCubbin. It’s an honor to be listed beside Pat Buchannan’s legendary advisor, Paul Gottfried. And I’m really looking forward to hearing Chris Russo tackle the problem of legal immigration.
On Monday, August 3rd, I’ll be in Comal County.
Tuesday, August 4th is Austin (a.k.a. the Belly of the Beast, for Texas anyway).
My last stop is Thursday, August 6th in Houston.
I’m looking forward to meeting as many of you as possible! Shoot me a line at cyan@whitepaperspolicy.org.
Warmly,
Cyan
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