Most people don't think of their children as serving in the front lines of our immigration conflict. Yet as Christopher Daly points out, they are not only daily participants, but are most likely to sustain long term damage to their educational progress.
From the article overview:
As a nation we have...
Geert Wilders, chairman Party for Freedom, the Netherlands
Speech of Geert Wilders, Chairman, Party for Freedom, the Netherlands, at the Four Seasons, New York, September 25, 2008
Geert Wilder's speech is startling in several ways. First, in its...
In this article the author provides statistical support to clarify many of our immigration issue's most contentious aspects.
American infrastructure faces two enormous challenges. Much of it was built shortly after World War II, so it is outdated and has been allowed to deteriorate. Equally important:...
Canadian author Tim Murray puts his country's immigration policy and methods under a microscope and performs a detailed dissection of names, dates, numbers, legislation and electoral consequences. Although Canada's scale is far smaller than ours, Americans should pay close attention to Murray's account to see how political...
A firing line approach to immigration from a different source and with a different solution.
Every time we import another refugee or other legal immigrant into America, we displace them from their homes. We force them into an alien society. We push them into new customs, a new language and an entirely...
The author provides an open and detailed view of how important national issues such as our environment and population can be diverted by special interests and/or political indifference.
Veteran NPG commentator Leon Kolankiewicz, who authored the new report, highlights the ironic abandonment of overpopulation by...
The professional baseball catcher and homespun philosopher Yogi Berra once famously said: “Predictions are always difficult, especially about the future.” Probably true. Nevertheless, enough facts and trends are already emerging so that, to a considerable extent, the framework in which humanity will have to live is becoming...
Any reader interested in seeing America at mid-century should reflect upon author Simcox's views and the numbers that support them.
Summary and IntroductionCensus projections proclaim that, with Americans’ fertility falling and deaths soon to begin rising, immigration – not natural increase – will become...
Here Dr. Youngquist details the defining conflict of our century between the demands of our wealthy industrial society/economy and the supply of natural resources required to fuel it.
Youngquist looks at economic and demographic realities. He refers to three great revolutions in history: The agricultural revolution...
This is the gold standard of immigration comment, as it offers a thorough and factual analysis of the problem and also identifies specific remedies required for its solution.
Executive Summary
Mass immigration, whether through established or extra-legal channels, has by default become the nation’s de facto...
Introduction
All are welcome and all are invited – especially those who care about leaving the world in better shape than we found it. Every problem is affected by this great exploiter. Overpopulation diminishes our resources, landscapes, water supply, and the ability of our climate to regulate itself. Our poor and...
After cycling the entire perimeter of Australia, I attest to the reality that 90 percent of your country remains a massive desert with limited arable land and water. Having read the report that Victoria's population is now set to reach 10 million by 2051, I must alert you to the consequences and futility of endless...
My friend has a problem. Her granddaughter, an honors student about to graduate from a reputable American university, chose the occasion of a family get-together to preach the gospel of Bernie Sanders. Fearing that a heated argument might ensue, she attempted to disengage with a polite reply, “I disagree.” It was a graceful...
From the time of the appearance of modern humans it took 200,000...