That doesn't preclude being strong on population curbs and therefore immigration curbs. You could actually agree on border controls but feel that the club shouldn't be pushing for it. Let the nativists carry their own cross and not a Sierra Club redwood tree. Generally, I've got a problem with neutrality. It's like going to the prom with your sister.
Neutrality is no position.
Everyone knows where even the most environmentally sound car, the one with the highest m.p.g. rates, goes when it's in neutral. So the debate isn't over by a long shot. Alan Kuper, the Sierra Club member from Cleveland who got the measure on the ballot in the first place, promised to be back with another ballot measure. And even the legitimate environmentalists who take the population issue seriously don't mind their strange bedfellows. Berkeley lawyer Ric Oberlink has started a group called Sierrans for U.S. Population Stabilization to continue the fight with Kuper.