overpopulation

New Nightmare Census Projections Reveal CHAIN MIGRATION Still Choking Our Future

Updated: August 14th, 2008, 1:22 pm

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  by  Roy Beck

Today, the Census Bureau again revised its U.S. population projection for 2050, giving us the bad news that we are headed to 439 million instead of 420 million. In nearly every measure, our local, state and federal governments can't even provide our current 304 million Americans with adequate infrastructure for a high quality of life in terms of the environment, transportation, public health, education, parks and many other areas, so why do federal officials insist on the immigration policies (particularly Chain Migration) to force us to handle 439 million?

Study: High Immigration Levels Linked to Higher Global Greenhouse-Gas Emissions

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The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) released a new analysis that establishes a causal relationship between high levels of U.S. immigration and significantly higher world-wide CO2 emissions. The reason the study cites is a transfer of population from lower-polluting countries to the U.S, a higher-polluting country. The study also notes that recent increases in U.S. CO2 emissions can be wholly attributed to population increases because per capita emissions have stabilized.

Our National Tradition, Until the 1965 Congress Drastically Changed the Rules

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We became a nation with the Declaration of Independence in 1776, so that makes a legitimate starting point. And because the Immigration Act of 1965 so radically changed the numbers, it is fair to talk about what went before as being our tradition -- especially since the promoters of the 1965 act promised that it would not raise immigration numbers.

OUR FIRST 200 YEARS TRADITION:
1776-1976: 250,000 per year average

Question: Where does the Census Bureau say we're heading by 2060?

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We will have 459 million Americans, not counting illegal aliens. This is an increase of more than 200 million, the vast majority of which is due to immigrants and their offspring. This is a future which does not have to happen!

But the U.S. Census Bureau says the projections on this chart are inevitable UNLESS Congress cuts immigration.

Third World Growth — California Style

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You don't have to take a jet to see Third World growth - just take a look around the entire Sacramento region! California, Sacramento County, Placer County and El Dorado County are unfortunately experiencing the same growth rates as many of the world's poorest and most overpopulated countries. Is that what we want to bequeath to future generations?

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