A major problem for scientists is how to convince their detractors that what they're doing in the lab is ethical, sanitary and humane. However, if you talk to any scientist or visit any lab, you'll learn that lab animals are treated better than you probably treat your top aides. One scientist I know routinely fondles his monkey's genitals so the animal will respond kindly to participating in experiments later. Surely, Mr. President, you can see no harm in that. So, since it's been established that what goes on in the laboratory really isn't so dastardly as you might think, let's examine how my plan might be implemented.
Overpopulation is at the root of the world's problems.
Donating babies to science is the best way to kill two birds with one stone. It would ensure zero population growth and allow scientists to apply their experiments directly to the subjects for which they are ultimately intended. These babies would be kept in a clean, safe, nurturing environment. They'd be warm, well-fed and entertained. Meanwhile, the rest of the world would rejoice.