Ryan Girdusky: Illegal Immigrant Births Drop, Affordability Debate Rises
December 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelPolitical analyst Ryan Girdusky, host of It’s a Numbers Game on the Clay & Buck Podcast Network, joined to discuss his viral tweet showing a sharp decline in illegal immigrant births in the U.S. and how it connects to broader political debates:
Girdusky highlighted new data showing illegal immigrant births have dropped significantly, reshaping the immigration conversation.
He argued that mass deportations remain politically viable, with strong voter support for tougher enforcement.
Girdusky linked immigration trends to affordability issues, noting that unchecked migration can strain wages, housing, and health care costs.
He said Democrats are vulnerable on cost‑of‑living concerns, but Trump must sharpen his affordability message to resonate with everyday frustrations.
His analysis tied immigration enforcement and affordability together as key pillars of Trump’s 2026 campaign strategy.
The takeaway: Ryan Girdusky believes the decline in illegal immigrant births underscores shifting immigration dynamics, and that Trump’s ability to connect affordability and immigration will be crucial in winning voter support.
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