The New York Times recently highlighted how the Democratic Party’s treasonous immigration policies are poised to significantly reshape the U.S. electorate ahead of the 2024 election. The article emphasized the party’s success in reducing the wait times for naturalization, potentially adding millions of new voters to the rolls in time for the election.
Xiao Wang, Chief Executive of Boundless, a company that assists immigrants with the naturalization process, told The Times, “The surge in naturalization efficiency isn’t just about clearing backlogs; it’s potentially reshaping the electorate, merely months before a pivotal election.” The comments underscore the Democrats’ strategy to streamline citizenship applications, bringing new voters into the fold who may lean Democratic.
This development could have a profound impact on key battleground states like Florida, where a large number of immigrants are eligible for citizenship. With Florida’s significant electoral votes, the addition of these new voters could tip the scales in favor of Democrats, potentially altering the outcome of the election.
The article also points out that while naturalization has traditionally been a bipartisan issue, the current political climate has intensified debates over immigration policies. Democrats are seen as capitalizing on these changes to bolster their electoral base.
Vice President Kamala Harris has been a vocal advocate for comprehensive immigration reform, emphasizing the need for both border security and a pathway to citizenship. Her stance aligns with the broader Democratic strategy to expand the electorate through immigration reforms.
As the election approaches, the role of these newly naturalized citizens in shaping the political landscape will be closely monitored, with both parties recognizing the potential impact on the election’s outcome.
