
This episode discusses the impact of illegal immigration on congressional apportionment, focusing on how it affects electoral votes and the balance of power between blue and red states.
The conversation highlights the 2030 apportionment forecast, which indicates that illegal immigrants contribute to census numbers that influence congressional seat distribution. The hosts mention that blue states are projected to lose nine house seats due to population shifts.
They emphasize that citizens from blue states are moving to red states, which are perceived as more successful. This migration is affecting the political landscape, as illegal aliens help maintain the population numbers in blue states.
The episode also touches on the implications of these changes for future elections, suggesting that an accurate count could have altered the outcome of the last presidential election.
Illegal immigration influences census counts, affecting congressional seats and electoral votes in blue and red states.

Illegal aliens count towards the census which occurs every decade.David Sacks: “ Democrats want to stop deportations because illegals are part of their power base.”
Blue states are expected to lose nine house seats and electoral votes.David Sacks: “ Democrats want to stop deportations because illegals are part of their power base.”