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When reporters are banned from using accurate and truthful words and are forced to use muddled, ambiguous, and politically-correct descriptions, they are no longer journalists.
"The Worthless Wall Street Journal is banning its reporters from using the terms “illegal immigrant” and “illegal” when referring to illegal aliens living in the US.
In an update in ts style guide, the WSJ, which owned by billionaire Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., stated that while it will allow reporters to continue using the term “illegal immigration” to describe the process of illegal aliens arriving and staying in the US, it will no longer allow reporters to describe individuals as “illegal” or “illegal immigrant”.
It is, they said, all in an effort to stop “labeling people.”
Reporters Banned from Using The Term ‘Illegal Immigrant’
"The Worthless Wall Street Journal is banning its reporters from using the terms “illegal immigrant” and “illegal” when referring to illegal aliens living in the US.
In an update in ts style guide, the WSJ, which owned by billionaire Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., stated that while it will allow reporters to continue using the term “illegal immigration” to describe the process of illegal aliens arriving and staying in the US, it will no longer allow reporters to describe individuals as “illegal” or “illegal immigrant”.
It is, they said, all in an effort to stop “labeling people.”
Reporters Banned from Using The Term ‘Illegal Immigrant’