Has Border Policies and Census Errors Rig the House for Democrats?

Texas redistricting sparks debate over a national federal redistricting committee as 2020 Census controversies resurface. SCOTUS blocked Trump’s citizenship question, and Biden’s open-border policies allegedly allowed millions through the borders, though current border crossings are reportedly zero. J.D. Vance claims 2020 Census errors, undercounted populations, skewing blue states like California. Republicans argue this dilutes their representation, with Illinois’ 44% Trump vote yielding only 3 of 17 seats. Louisiana faces a SCOTUS case on racial redistricting, while Georgia and Pennsylvania saw court-ordered map changes costing Republicans seats. Texas Democrats flee to block GOP maps. Stay informed on this critical fight for fair representation.

Texas redistricting is bringing to the forefront the national federal redistricting committee. Now in the 2020 census, SCOTUS blocked Trump from putting the citizenship question on the census. And Biden opened the floodgates. If you think the floodgates were opened to have someone pick watermelon, wash dishes, clean your room. There were months that thousands came through the border and through the Darian gap. Now today the numbers are zero. And we want the largest deportation in history.
Vance lays out that there are statistical errors in 2020. What else was in 2020? Covid and a stolen election. The census was counted incorrectly, the election counted incorrectly, it was a year of counting incorrectly. The fight has to be now for republicans to have a chance. Democrats have been planning redistricting all through the states. Blue states. Illinois went 44% for Donald Trump and republicans hold only 3 of the 17 congressional seats in the state. How do you solve the problem? California counts the illegals, with the 30 million illegals that came in during Biden it would add 39 new congressional districts. Vance says that illegals weren’t counted in 2020 the shift in the map in California and other states they would have lost seats and republicans would have naturally picked up more seats. America is almost totally red. So you have to question how we are so under-represented.
Louisiana has a case at the US Supreme Court on racial redistricting maps. The judge in GA made the legislature redraw the maps to include the racial redistricting. PA lost 3 republican seats because the judge redrew the map.
The state of NY has an independent redistricting committee and to redistrict the state it would have to go up against the constitution of the state.
Texas democrats are still out of town.
Donald Trump is having a press conference to clean up Washington DC? What do you do with the homeless? Where are you going to relocate them?