In keeping with its longstanding and highly popular Youth Outreach program, Negative Population Growth (NPG) continues to engage Americaās students in the fight for their future.Ā High school seniors and undergraduate students nationwide were invited to participate in NPGās 2017 Essay and Photography Scholarship Contests.Ā Out of thousands of entries,…
Continue ReadingIf current trends continue and immigration remains such a driving force in Americaās population growth, our country may be forced to accommodate as many as 417 million people by 2060.Ā That means that our nationās present failing and fragile infrastructure ā including highways, bridges, dams, water systems, electric grids, etc. ā …
Continue ReadingNPG is pleased to offer challenging contests as part of our mission to enlist a new generation of activists, who will be focused on calling attention to the dangers of population growth. We send our thanks to all of our members and friends who have so generously contributed ā as well as our appreciation for the tens of thousands of …
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This ad appears Ā in Washington Times Daily on June 6,Ā 2017. Ā Millions of Americans recently went to the polls to elect leaders who will shape the future of our nation. Today, we speak for tens of millions of Ā citizens in asking that you give top priority to restoring order to Americaās failed immigration system.
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Section 1, Clause 1 of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution declares: āAll persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside.ā Originally intended to protect the civil rights of freed slaves during the Reconstruction Era, the law has instead become a popular Constitutional loophole that is frequently exploited by the pro-amnesty and open-border immigration lobbies. In an effort to further their agenda of mass migration to and permanent legal settlement within the United States, these special interest groups are demanding that the U.S. adopt their interpretation of our nationās 14th Amendment:…
Continue ReadingAnalysis finds that current interpretation of 14th Amendment leads to massive chain migration, causing dangerous increases to U.S. population growth.
As the Trump Administration and 115th Congress continue to debate massive reforms to U.S. immigration policies, Negative Population Growth (NPG) has released a new Position paper today on the issue of birthright citizenship. NPG President Donald Mann notes: āCurrent application of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution grants automatic U.S. citizenship for every baby…
This ad appears Ā in 2017 USA Today and National Geographic:Ā Your Guide to National Parks available May 2017. Please click the photo to view the add as it appears in 2017 USA Today and National Geographic:Ā Your Guide to National Parks. Earth Day turned 47 this year – yet one environmental threat remains largely ignored. America is growing by an …
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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 sponsoredĀ an average of 3.45 additional immigrants. And when their U.S.-born children were countedā¦ each new immigrant admitted between 1972 and 1997 added 5.3 people to the U.S. …
Continue ReadingProposal grants substantial compensation for qualifying immigrants who voluntarily depart the U.S., offers compromise between hard right and left proposals.
Observing that mass immigration has by default become the nationās de facto population policy ā and that elected officials are struggling to effectively address the estimated population of 11 million illegal aliens currently living in the U.S., Negative Population Growth (NPG) has released a new Forum paper today…
It also appears in the Washington Times on April 24, 2017. Please click the photo to view the add as it appeared in the Washington Times. Over one million legal immigrants – and anywhere fromĀ 300,000 to 500,000 illegal aliens – enter our country each year. Most are seeking Legal Permanent Residency (LPR) status or U.S. citizenship,Ā so that they may sponsor …
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