Research, analysis, and commentary on immigration policy and cultural integration.
When you open your borders to countries with populations four times your size, you're not just accepting immigrants—you're accepting demographic transformation. The math is simple, and the consequences are permanent.
Since 1990, American cities have experienced unprecedented population growth driven by mass immigration. The result? Housing costs that have doubled, tripled, and priced out the middle class.
America's immigration history shows we work best when we pass major reform bills every few decades, then let things settle. It's time for one strong bill to address today's crisis, then move on.