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A series of blue states are set to lose political power in 2020, newly released data from the Census Bureau suggests.

The nation’s illegal and legal immigration system will help shift 26 congressional seats, primarily from red states, and redistribute them to mostly blue states next year, according to new analysis.

Despite efforts to draw distinctions between each other, the leading 2020 Democrat presidential primary candidates are unified to bring more immigration, and thus more labor market competition for American workers, to the United States if elected.

Cities in red states such as Texas, Georgia, and Arizona are becoming increasingly deep blue as a wave of millennials and white liberals move from blue state cities, coupled with a booming foreign-born population.

Just in time for the Fourth of July, the credit and financial website WalletHub is reporting on the most patriotic states in America and found overall that “red states” are more patriotic than “blue states.”

The illegal alien population has boomed in at least three red states won by President Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, new analysis reveals.

Left-wing HBO host Bill Maher mocked voters in middle America on Friday’s edition of Real Time, explaining that less “affluent and educated” people in red states are jealous of those living in more prosperous states that tend to vote Democrat.

The NRCC fundraising has skyrocketed during Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation process, according to a Politico report.

Counting illegal aliens when dividing up congressional districts, seats, and electoral college votes is likely to strip some red states of representation and give blue states with large foreign populations more representation. 

Democrats are determined to “turn Texas blue,” if not this time, then the next. Beyond short-term politics, the question is what this means for the survival of the idea of American liberty.