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How Illegal Immigration Could CHANGE Congressional Power
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August 20, 2025
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1:16Now PlayingPatrick Bet-David explains how gerrymandering and the census intersect with illegal immigration to shape political power. With 15 million illegal immigrants entering the U.S. under Biden, the question arises: Should they be counted for congressional apportionment?
The 14th Amendment says yes — all persons are counted — but the Trump administration explored ways to adjust this. If successful, states like California (1.8M), Texas (1.6M), and Florida (1.2M) could see reduced representation.
This short breaks down why Republicans are concerned about long-term political control, especially in key swing states like Texas, and how gerrymandering and redistricting amplify these effects.
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