No, but since you mention it, it's interesting to note that one of the litmus tests for what constitutes a species is the ability to reproduce.

A state is a three-way bargain between the living, the state, and the unborn. The state imposes all sorts of inconveniences on us---why do we put up with it?

The constitution lists several reasons---common defense, general welfare, and to "secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity"

Imagine, privileging one's own children over someone else's! How aggressively family-ist.

In other words, one of the primary purposes of a state is to act as a vehicle for inheritance.

That's why immigration is not a solution---the point of a state isn't "people," it's our children, specifically. Without that, no one has skin in the game.