End birthright citizenship

8 U.S.C. 1401 currently says that “a person born in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof shall be nationals and citizens of the United States at birth.” Clearly, the Constitution does not need to be changed in order to prevent the children of illegal economic migrants from receiving birthright citizenship; a simple piece of legislation will do.

Scrap America’s ecological Ponzi scheme

When I heard that Sir David Attenborough just turned 98 years old, I felt inspired to write to you. As one of the most influential naturalists of our time, it’s no wonder that Attenborough has advocated for restoring biodiversity, and voluntarily limiting human population growth. He also believes “indefinite growth can go on forever in a finite world [or country] is either a madman or an economist.”

Dark skies cannot compete with sky-high immigration rates

America’s endless population growth is extinguishing Nature’s light shows.

Cosponsor S. 4051 and support efforts to attach it to the FAA reauthorization bill

It strains credulity that unvetted illegal aliens are allowed to board commercial aircraft! By allowing illegal aliens and parolees to board aircraft based only on the information they entered into the CBP-One app or that an overworked Border Patrol agent filled in on a Notice to Appear or a Notice to Report, airlines and DHS are putting all their other passengers at risk. This is especially concerning when FBI Director Christopher Wray is warning of a significantly elevated threat from foreign terrorist organizations, and the Department of Homeland Security is admitting that record numbers of known terrorists have crossed the southern border.

Secure our border now!

The solution to ending the border crisis is the House-passed H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act. The proposed Senate “compromise” would harm American workers and inflame the border crisis. Passing H.R. 2 is the only way to stop the crisis.

Secure the border and Black worker gains

Please work to protect Black worker gains by including by H.R. 2 in any funding bill.

Please save our wilderness

• Reduce America’s high population growth.

Pass H.R. 2 to end the border crisis

I cannot understand why Congress is considering a massive “border security” funding bill that does not include significant policy changes. Additional supplemental funding will not solve the border crisis, it will just make it easier for the Biden administration to manage the crisis its failed policies have created. This additional funding is intended to allow them to manage the situation better by processing illegal economic migrants more quickly so they can be released into the U.S. in higher numbers. Unfortunately, allowing illegal aliens to enter the U.S. more quickly will only exacerbate the problem by encouraging more illegal economic migrants to cross the border and make fraudulent asylum claims.

Migrant surges worsen our housing crisis

• Include H.R. 2 in funding bill.

Housing supplies cannot keep up with immigration

• We need H.R. 2.

Attach H.R. 2 to must-pass legislation to end the border crisis

The ongoing crisis at the U.S. / Mexico border will not end unless Congress takes steps to change the government’s immigration and border policies. H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act, would end the crisis by:

America needs The Secure the Border Act

Immigration-driven population growth like the migrant crisis can exacerbate the effects of extreme weather events, with the stakes (e.g., tax dollars, property, and lives) getting higher every year.

Use the must-pass Continuing Resolution to pass H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act

The must-pass Continuing Resolution is a great opportunity to pass H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act. This legislation, if passed, would help to end the crisis at the U.S. / Mexico border. This legislation would:

Please cosponsor Sen. Cruz’s Secure the Border Act to end the border crisis!

Sen. Ted Cruz has introduced the Senate version of the House-passed H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act. This legislation, if passed by the Senate, would help to end the crisis at the U.S. / Mexico border. This legislation would:

Border enforcement, not more grants, is the solution for overburdened cities

It frustrates me that, instead of securing the border, the Administration is allocating large grants that do not even cover the costs of cities overburdened with the migrant crisis.

The burden of the border crisis should not fall on black communities

It is high time that the needs of black Americans be reflected in the nation’s immigration policies. I look to support political candidates who will take immediate action to remedy immigration policies that are detrimental to black communities.

Stop the catch-and-release shell game — reestablish the Migration Protection Protocols!

I hope you and your colleagues don’t buy the misleading border apprehension statistics the administration peddling. While the administration likes to tout statistics showing apprehensions are down, these do not tell the whole story: illegal aliens who turn themselves in and request asylum at ports of entry are not counted as “apprehensions.” To make matters worse, these illegal aliens are then given work permits and allowed to move throughout the United States until their hearing dates (which will be scheduled several years later).

Social cohesion is being lost in our expanding cities.

Our beautiful nation has become stricken with immigration-driven population growth even though most Americans want slower population growth. Urban sprawl, and the subsequent loss of community cohesion, will only worsen as our population continues to soar by millions every year. The Census Bureau predicts that the U.S. population will soar to 404 million by the Year 2060, with more than 90% due to immigration.

No end to the border crisis. Include H.R. 2 in the Continuing Resolution.

It infuriates me that border crossings rose in July, proving that the end of the border crisis is nowhere in sight. I hope that the Senate will use the fiscal year appropriations process to include provisions in the House-passed H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act, in the Continuing Resolution.

Immigration policies add further strain to groundwater supplies

America’s underground water supplies are being severely depleted (The New York Times, 8/28/23). The “mining” of groundwater causes critical problems and is happening across America, especially in arid areas with runaway urban sprawl.