UN’s strategy is to flood North America and Europe with hundreds of millions of migrants by 2050

 Replacement migration refers to the international migration needed to offset population decline and population ageing resulting from low fertility and mortality rates. The concept is to maintain a stable population size and age structure by importing workers to replace those leaving the workforce due to retirement or emigration.

The United Nations Population Division‘s report titled ‘Replacement Migration: Is it a Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?’ was published in 2000. The report examined the demographic situation in most advanced nations, particularly in Europe, and explored the amount of immigration required to maintain current population sizes, assuming low fertility rates.

The UN’s report analysed six replacement migration scenarios for eight low-fertility countries, including the United States, and for two regions: Europe and the European Union....<<<Read More>>>...