Californians for Population Stabilization, Inc.

The CAPS Stop Sanctuary campaign employs digital and traditional media platforms to educate California and the nation at large on the harmful impact of being or becoming a sanctuary state.

This year California’s population has reached
40 million. It is not a cause for celebration.

CAPS is a lead participant in a class action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security for failing to comply with NEPA guidelines with regard to mass immigration's impact on the environment.

While illegal immigration is a tremendous
problem—for starters, it is illegal, it enables
entry of dangerous people who have not been
vetted, and it is unfair to those who have
played by the rules and are waiting for legal
permission—it is important to remember that
legal immigration is a much larger component
of population growth. While there are 11 to 12
million illegal immigrants in the country, the total
immigrant population is 46 million, the highest it
has ever been.

“California’s population has nearly doubled
since the 1970s, from around 20 million to
nearly 40 million today. As a result, people are
encroaching on once sparsely populated areas
more vulnerable to fires. Across the country the
number of homes on the wildland-urban interface
has increased dramatically. A recent study in the
Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences
illustrates the encroachment issue: ‘Within the
perimeter of recent wildfires (1990-2015), there
were 286,000 houses in 2010, compared with
177,000 in 1990.’ High populations mean a
higher propensity for fires to be started in those
forested areas. This is the direct human element.”