The world population continues to grow. As it does, there are many issues that may
arise. One issue of great importance is that of immigration. Immigration has an
impact on many areas of American public policy. One organization that knows
this well is the Colcom Foundation. Officials at the Colcom Foundation have
chosen to make this a signature issue of theirs. 

Like many other organizations Colcom Foundation want
Americans to understand how immigration can have an impact on
how they live and work.  

Growing population in the United States can compromise the quality of life in the
United States. Importing more people may increase housing costs. It can also
have other negative impacts on people in the United States. For example, it may
lead to decreased access to public spaces like public parks. This can be a
serious problem that needs to be addressed and remedied in order to help all
Americans.  

Colcom Foundation’s work has also facilitated proactive environmental advocacy and
protection by groups, including the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, WeConservePA,
Westmoreland Land Trust, Protect PT, and Fair Shake Environmental Legal
Services. 

Reducing the Numbers  

The sheer number of migrants continues to be a problem in the United States. Many
American communities are struggling to deal with lots of people at their door.
At the Colcom Foundation, they know
this means a lower quality of life for many Americans. That is why they are
advocates for change in this area. They would like to see a reduction in the
number of people admitted to the United States each year.  

Sustainable immigration numbers are a must in order to ensure that Americans have the
opportunity to preserve their quality of life. In their view, a public
conversation on this issue is a must. That means that all people have a chance
to voice their views on this issue without worrying about their right to speak
up. It means that people can say what they mean about this issue freely. Visit this page for related
information. 

More about Colcom on https://waterlandlife.org/land-conservation/colcom-revolving-fund-for-local-land-trusts/