More Countries Pulling Out Of UN Migration Pact; Trump Deserves Credit
11/25/2018
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[See Also: Faith Goldy: UN Migrant Compact—The Death Of NationsNovember 20, 2018]

The UN Migration Compact is a mortal threat not just to the independence of nations around the world, but to freedom of speech [The UN's plan to end civilizationby Gregory Hood, American Renaissance, October 24, 2018]. This is nothing new, as the UN has a number of poisonous initiatives that nations sign up for seemingly without much analysis. Yet this particular plan is unusual because a number of nations are now pulling out of it at the last second. If anything, the trend seems to be intensifying. 

President Trump can claim credit for this, as he was the first to pull out of itpoverty and violence [World follows Trump's lead: Nations Abandon Legal 'Framework' Building UN Migration Pactby Oliver Lane, Breitbart, November 22, 2018]. Yet he has not been the last. Thus far, the following nations have pulled out. 

1. USA

2. Poland [Poland's government rejects U.N. migration pact, Reuters, November 20, 2018]

3. Austria

4. The Czech Republic [Czechs join other EU states rejecting U.N. migration pact, Reuters, November 14, 2018]

5. Hungary [Hungary to quit U.N. migration pact shunned by Washington, Reuters, July 18, 2018]

6. Israel [Israel joins US, others in rejecting UN migration pact, Arab News, November 21, 2018]

7. Australia [Australia joins US, Israel in refusing to sign UN migration pactby Joshua Berlinger, CNN, November 20, 2018]

Other nations have made vague indications that they will pull out, but their final stance is unclear. These nations include Bulgaria, Italy, and Croatia. Debate continues in Switzerland, Greece, Belgium, the Netherlands, Slovakia, and Estonia. Each country that pulls out is a major victory, as it encourages others to take the step. 

President Trump deserves credit for this, as this treaty likely would have won worldwide approval were it not for him. 

Of course, it doesn't change the fact that the vast majority of First World nations still plan on signing it. Much more needs to be done, and the global establishment is still against us. 

 

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