Reviving American
Nationalism
A movement to restore American sovereignty and preserve our cultural heritage
Mission
Providence Society began with a simple observation: America's decline was not accidental. It was the result of deliberate policy choices made by elites who viewed our heritage, our culture, and our future as obstacles to their vision.
To build a network of committed Americans across every field and profession who understand what is at stake and are positioned to act. We will restore sovereignty, reclaim our heritage, and secure the future of our nation.
We reject both passive despair and reckless action. Our strategy combines intellectual clarity with practical organization. We educate, we network, and we prepare for the moment when political will aligns with our vision.
An America that once again belongs to Americans. A nation where families can thrive, where heritage is celebrated, and where our children inherit a country worthy of their ancestors' sacrifices.
What Happened to America?
In 1965, Congress passed the Immigration and Nationality Act, known as the Hart-Celler Act. Sold to the American public as a minor reform that would not change the demographic composition of the country, it abolished the national origins quota system that had preserved America's European character since 1924. The result: the largest demographic transformation in human history, enacted without the consent of the American people.
Number of Immigrants in the United States
Source: Migration Policy Institute, Census Bureau
The Great Betrayal
The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, the Hart-Celler Act, was sold to Americans as a minor technical reform. We were promised it would not change the demographic composition of the country. That was a lie. Within decades, mass immigration from the Third World transformed American cities, schools, and neighborhoods. The American people never voted for this. They were never asked. Their country was simply given away.
The Reckoning
Young Americans today inherit a country unrecognizable to their grandparents. They cannot afford homes. They cannot start families. They work harder for less while competing with an endless supply of foreign labor. The American Dream did not die naturally. It was destroyed. By design, not accident.
Percent of 30-year-olds who are both married and homeowners
Source: Census Bureau, American Community Survey
The Cost of Complacency
For sixty years, America has absorbed the consequences of policies it never voted for. The results speak for themselves.
Cultural Displacement
Communities that existed for generations have been transformed overnight. Neighborhoods where families built lives for decades now house populations with no connection to American tradition or history.
Economic Devastation
Wages stagnate while housing costs soar. Young Americans compete with an endless supply of foreign labor. The American Dream of homeownership and family formation slips further from reach each year.
Loss of Identity
What does it mean to be American when America has no coherent identity? Multiculturalism promised enrichment. It delivered fragmentation, resentment, and the erosion of shared values.
Political Disenfranchisement
Mass immigration reshapes the electorate, diluting the political power of Americans who built this country. Policy becomes disconnected from the interests of the historic American nation.
This did not happen by accident. Our task is monumental, but it can be achieved. It begins with organization, it begins with Providence Society.
Join the Movement
The future of America depends on those willing to stand and fight for it. Join a fellowship dedicated to America's revival.
Preserve our heritage, our people, our religion, and our culture
Protect the organic American nation
Promote a total revival of American civilization
"There can be no fifty-fifty Americanism in this country. There is room here only for 100% Americanism, only for those who are Americans and nothing else."
Theodore Roosevelt
Essential Information
Providence Society is a movement dedicated to restoring American sovereignty, preserving our cultural heritage, and securing a prosperous future for the American people. We believe that America's decline was deliberate, and its revival will be too.
Mass immigration has flooded labor markets, suppressing wages while simultaneously driving up housing costs through artificial demand. Your grandparents could buy a home on a single income. Today, dual-income couples struggle to afford rent. This is not economic progress. It is dispossession by policy.
The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart-Celler Act) fundamentally transformed American immigration policy. Sold as a minor reform, it abolished the national origins quota system that had preserved America's European character since 1924. The result: the largest demographic transformation in human history, enacted without the consent of the American people.
Our plan rests on three foundational principles: Nationalism (restoring sovereignty through immigration control), Cultural Revanchism (reclaiming our heritage and traditional values), and Continentalism (redirecting American power to build a unified, prosperous Americas).
A nation is more than an economy. It is a people with shared history, values, and traditions. When you replace a population faster than it can assimilate, you do not get diversity. You get balkanization. Our institutions, from universities to media, have been captured by those who despise traditional America. Mass immigration accelerates this replacement.
We are not interested in complaining or losing gracefully. We are building a network of capable people: entrepreneurs, lawyers, engineers, writers, political operatives, and more. People who understand what is at stake and are positioned to act. This is not a social club. It is a coordinated effort to take back our country.
Join our movement by signing up on our website. We are building a network of like-minded Americans from all fields: technology, law, medicine, finance, media, education. Whatever your profession, if you are committed to saving America, there is a role for you. Spread the word, engage with our content, and help us build the future America deserves.
Everything we advocate is legally and constitutionally possible. Immigration moratoriums have happened before. Cultural institutions can be reformed or replaced. The only thing preventing change is political will, and political will comes from organized, determined people. That is what we are building.
"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious People. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."