Mass immigration intensifies the West Coast wildfires
The West Coast population has grown from 31 million in 1980 to 52 million in 2020, most of which has been from immigration. Now, with fires raging from Washington down through Southern California, millions of acres of land have been burned, thousands of homes have been destroyed, and more than thirty people have lost their lives. Despite there being many contributing factors, population growth plays a critical role in the frequency and magnitude of wildfires, as urban sprawl - further exacerbated by Congress's immigration policies - has pushed more people to live in harm's way.
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Please send this message to your Democratic members of Congress. Urge them to reduce immigration-driven population growth so that America can one day achieve a sustainable population and lessen the need for people to move into fire-prone areas.
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