January 1, Democrats Panic as Census Data Threatens Power

Wyatt’s Take

• Democrats are getting nervous as new census data reveals population shifts away from blue states.
• Counting illegal aliens in the census could tilt congressional seats toward Democrat-run states.
• The left’s insistence on keeping illegal aliens in America is driven by a quest for power, not compassion.

Democrats are lashing out after fresh census numbers exposed a harsh political truth: Americans are leaving blue states in favor of red ones. Their anger hit a new level after two Minnesota activists died interfering with immigration enforcement, sparking a fight over deportations.

Some Democrat leaders, such as Minnesota’s governor, have chosen to fan the flames with extreme comments. Others have called for impeaching officials who uphold immigration law, while ignoring their own refusal to enforce the law.

The push to keep illegal aliens in the country is less about kindness and more about raw political gain. Census Bureau data now reveals that red and competitive states like Texas and Florida are growing, while blue strongholds such as California and New York are shrinking.

This trend matters because congressional districts and electoral votes are handed out based on population. With more people moving to red states, Democrats risk losing influence in Washington.

The catch? The census counts illegal aliens toward states’ populations, which can hand more congressional seats to states with large illegal populations—favoring Democrat-run states.

As one commentator noted, Counting illegals in the census disproportionately benefits Democratic states with large illegal alien populations.

Dems aren’t just stopping at counting illegals; they’re pushing to give them citizenship, aiming to lock in votes and keep their grip on power.

The goal is clear: control the system to stay in charge.

Ultimately, the solution is enforcing current immigration laws and ending the practice of counting illegal aliens in the census. Only then can Americans trust that their voices truly count at the ballot box.

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Wyatt Matters

Middle Americans know what’s at stake when politicians play games with the rules. Fairness and honest representation are what built this nation, and families in the heartland deserve a system that puts citizens first.