Every three years, an alien population the size of Los Angeles floods across America’s borders.
Those are the numbers: There are about 1.24 million alien immigrants every year arriving in the United States. In three years, that number – 3.75 million – will rival the population of Los Angeles, at 3.88 million, Breitbart reports.
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The analysis is from the GOP staff of the Senate Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest.
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“This is not, however, a total estimate of the full impact of immigration on population,” the committee argues in its background analysis of the chart. “Adding in the future children of new immigrant arrivals (as well as subtracting population deaths) the Pew Research Center estimates future immigration will add 103 million new people to the U.S. population over the next fifty years (or more than the equivalent of 25 cities of Los Angeles).”
It adds, “Within just eight years, the foreign-born share of the U.S. population will eclipse all prior historical records and continue setting new all-time records every year to follow.”
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In 1965, the immigrant-to-native born population was at 1-per-21. Today, the number is almost 1 in 7.
The report – put out by Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Alabama) advocates dramatic changes to our immigration policy.
Without such changes, the Census Bureau projects that, on our current immigration policy baseline, every single year the total number of immigrants in the United States will increase, the annual rate of immigrant admissions will increase, and the foreign-born share of the population will increase. Pew polling data shows that 83% of the public opposes this baseline and believes the level of immigration should either be frozen or reduced, including 92% of Republicans. By a 3-1 margin across all voting blocs, Americans want immigration reduced, not increased. By a nearly 10-1 margin, Americans of all backgrounds are united in the belief that companies with positions to fill should raise wages instead of bringing in new foreign labor from abroad.
America is designed to be a beacon of light for immigrants. But it’s become a flood. We are not equipped to assimilate one in seven people in this country.
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