For decades, when immigration is the subject, The Economist has been Europe’s equivalent of the Wall Street Journal and the now defunct, in print at least, Newsweek. According to The Economist, more immigration, preferably in unlimited numbers, is always better than less.
While you read about every kind of disaster from Haiti to India, from Mexico to Sudan—few understand the ramifications of continued human overpopulation growth. Mostly, they avoid it! However, as human overload grows more serious within the United States, more and more people consider its accelerating consequences as a systematic global predicament.