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The more Immigration the larger the population.

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Immigration to the US today -- not counting illegal immigration -- accounts for ALL population growth, according to some sources. In other words, if all immigration to the US stopped right now, the US population would level off and begin a slow decline as the "baby boom" slides by.

Many believe that legal immigration to the US is at levels far too high for the nation to sustain. Illegal immigration, mainly by Latinos, is literally bankrupting states like Arizona, Nevada, California, Florida, and New Mexico, as well as many metropolitan governments who have chosen to designate themselves as "sanctuary cities," places where immigration laws won't be enforced.

Estimates vary, but illegal immigration to the US is by any account a HUGE problem, and getting larger by the day.

Immigrant populations -- legal or otherwise -- tend to have sharply higher birth rates than the native population. This fact, of course, aggravates and multiplies the affects of immigration on the load placed on public services and Natural Resources.

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