This advertisement appears in the Washington Times on May 1, 2017.
Please click the photo to view the add as it appeared in the Washington Times.
In recent years, each new immigrant has sponsored an average of 3.45 additional immigrants.
And when their U.S.-born children were counted…
each new immigrant admitted between 1972 and 1997
added 5.3 people to the U.S. population.1
S. 354 aims to cut legal immigration in half over the next 10 years.
That’s just plain common sense.
For 45 years, NPG has fought for responsible population and immigration policies – because immigration will be the primary driver of U.S. population growth in as little as 10 years. And a growing population will only mean additional social, economic and environmental problems – for all Americans, and for all the world.
YOU can help!
Visit www.NPG.org and get involved!
World population, now over 7.3 billion, is predicted to rise to 9 billion by 2050, an increase of almost two billion, or 23%, in the short space of only 34 years from now.In the highly unlikely event that per capita greenhouse gas emissions could possibly be decreased by an equal percentage in such a short space of time (a blink of an eye) the total amount of worldwide emission would remain the same!
From this simple illustration it would appear that without drastically reducing the size of world population, there is no solution to the problem.None at all.So then why do our world leaders pretend that there is one?What is to be gained by pretending rather than by proposing a solution that would solve the problem – a reduction in the size of world population to not more than 1- 2 billion?
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