Environmental groups, who should be opposed to mass immigration (THE cause of greenspace-destroying, water-fouling urban sprawl is immigration-driven population growth) avoid the topic, due to a combination of political correctness (most immigrants are People of Color) and philanthropic payolla. The Sierra Club got nearly $100M, from David Gelbaum, on the condition that it shut up about overpopulation and immigration. Canada's David Suzuki Foundation won't touch the topic, either; it gets most of its funding from the big banks, BMO-Financial and CIBC, who've lobbied for nearly DOUBLING immigration rates.

The developed world can't sustain these rates of third world immigration, legal or otherwise. Not only are there issues with urban sprawl, loss of farmland and stress on freshwater supplies, but sociopolitical problems as well. No democracy has ever given its government a mandate to change the ethno-linguistic composition of society, yet this is what mass immigration is doing in the U.S., Canada and Britain. With these 'communities' also comes their criminal element. Nobody heard of MS-13 and the Mexican Mafia, until waves of Hispanic immigration brought it to the U.S. Nobody heard of Babbar Khalsa and The Tamil Tigers, until waves of South Asian immigration brought it to Canada. North Americans never heard of Doda, Khat, 'honor killings', or bride-burnings, until the third world came here. Now, Yale won't publish those Mohammed cartoons…this, soon after a Canadian magazine was hauled before a 'Human Rights Tribunal' in Alberta, for running them.

We don't 'need' third world immigration. What the third worlders need is birth control. Thanks to all the religious-right nuts and crazy lefty multiculturalists, nobody faces the fact that people in developing countries have too damned many kids. Their birthrates are beyond sustainable: thanks to mass vaccinations and water treatment, they're no longer dropping like flies, but still breeding like bunnies. We need to put political correctness aside and confront THIS problem. A hard cap on immigration and restarting third world family planning initiatives would help.

So, why does the Federal Government resist this effort? Money. The nefarious “Big Business” influence in Washington is real. Corporations “donate” $Billions every year to politicians “Reelection Campaign Funds” in order to control legislation. Large Corporations detest international borders and their restraints that interfere with making money.

Want to do a little research on this? Google “Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPPNA).” Or, just SPP. If you tend to think that our current political structure has the average citizen’s best interests at heart read the .gov sites. Otherwise, explore it further and try applying logic to the Fed’s actions.