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New projections warn of a much-more-congested future if immigration policies aren't changed.

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But the projections also show how much better the future can be with just moderate immigration reductions. This chart of population/immigration projections is the most recent update of many NumbersUSA has produced since 1996. The bottom line of all -- well, really the top line -- is that if Congress doesn't reduce annual immigration, future Americans will be living congested lives unrecognizable by Americans of the 20th century.

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Calls to eliminate ICE get serious. Is disdain for nationhood behind it all?

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This is a different kind of 4th of July holiday than we've had since at least the early '70s.

A growing number of Members of Congress -- and protesters in the streets -- are questioning the legitimacy of the United States of America remaining a true nation of self-determining people.

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'Goodlatte bill' vote was highest in House EVER to end chain migration & mandate E-Verify

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Although it came up 20 votes short of passing, H.R. 4760 ("the Goodlatte bill") yesterday gained the most votes in the history of the U.S. House of Representatives in terms of mandating E-Verify and ending the chain migration categories.

  • 193 elected Representatives from every region of the nation voted on June 22, 2018 for the top two legislative priorities of NumbersUSA -- the top priorities since our founding in 1996.

That is something to celebrate!

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Our ads continuously declare what House negotiators are trying to ignore: MOST VOTERS WANT IMMIGRATION CUTS

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Americans who want immigration numbers reduced are in the majority, and they are being largely ignored by immigration policy negotiators in the U.S. House. That's the chief point of NumbersUSA's widespread advertising campaign that began around Christmas and has accelerated in June.

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This Week's Ad: Will Congress give 8th 'chain migration amnesty'? 

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Our TV ad reveals what the amnesty-pushers in Congress don't want you to know:  Every one of the 7 previous amnesties -- and the ones they are pushing today -- are "chain migration amnesties."  They allow every recipient to start whole new chains of immigration into the outer reaches of their families -- and into chains of in-laws, and in-laws of in-laws, that stretch over decades. 

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Polling again finds U.S. Christians want less immigration -- strongly at odds with their public religious leaders

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New polling of American Catholics, Evangelicals and Protestants who are likely to vote in this fall's mid-term elections once again shows the majority of them have immigration views dramatically at odds with their leaders.

In a nutshell, most American Christians want a lot less immigration -- both illegal and legal.

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We continue to tell the story how immigration policy sabotaged the Earth Day dream

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For the eighth year, NumbersUSA's top staff is working our big booth at the world's largest Earth Day exhibition at the Texas State Fairgrounds in Dallas. While hundreds of environmental groups, corporations, educational institutions and research facilities tell their stories, NumbersUSA reminds attendees about the main reason why the sustainability goals of the first Earth Day in 1970 still haven't been met -- massive population growth forced by congressional immigration policies.

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Calif. & Wis. voters nearly identical in wanting immigration reduced

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Who would have guessed that the home states of the top two leaders in the U.S. House -- Wisconsin and California -- are nearly equally committed to large reductions in annual legal immigration?

That's what Pulse Opinion Research found in March polling of citizens likely to vote in November's midterm congressional elections.

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What are you going to believe -- your eyes or an economic theory? Foreign workers DID take Chicago jobs from Americans

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The Chicago Sun-Times reports that hundreds of Black Americans at Chicago's Cloverhill Bakery are employed today because the federal government drove illegal aliens from the jobs.

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