Trump calls on a rare census in the middle of the decade to exclude illegal immigrants

President Trump It was announced on Thursday that he ordered a rare census in the middle of the contract to exclude illegal immigrants-as a Gerrymandering War Between Republicans and Democrats rises.

“Our Ministry of Commerce has ordered the immediate start of working on a very new and accurate statistics based on the facts and numbers of the modern era, and most importantly, using the results and information gained from the presidential elections for the year 2024,” Trump, Trump. He wrote about social truth.

“The people in our country will not be legalized in the census.”

The American Statistical Office usually “collects data from all foreign newborn who participate in its numbers and surveys, regardless of the legal situation.”

Census are necessary to determine how to customize 435 seats in the House of Representatives. In each of the completion of the census, countries are subject to the process of re -dividing the circles in which the boundaries of their seats in Congress are defined.

The constitution requires a census every 10 years, but there were rare occasions, Like the seventiesWhen the number of national births was pursued in the middle of the contract. In most cases, such as the 1975 attempt, the voltage of the average contract was dropped.

Trump’s order to obtain a mid -contract is likely to face legal challenges from Democrats. In the past, attempts by the main factors were declared among the congressions, not by the presidents unilaterally.

During his first administration, Trump Try adding the citizenship question To the census, but in the end, his team was withdrawn due to legal challenges.

The last census, conducted for 2020, Unlikely In many red states such as Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee and Tixas, while overwhelming many blue states such as Dilayer, Massachusetts, New York and Roud Island.

Colorado, Florida, Montana, North Carolina, Oregon and Tixas got seats during the last census, while California, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia lost seats.

This has proven to be a slight patch for Republicans who are heading to the process of re -dividing the circles before the mid -term elections.

But now both parties are reviewing the process of re-dividing the circles-about half a decade of usual-where Trump is looking for ways to overcome historical opposite winds and clinging to the majority of the incentive home.

Last month, the arms race erupted to re -divide the circles after the Republicans in Texas began taking steps towards reinstating the map of Congress in the state to pressure the other five seats for the party. Trump supported this step.

Democrats in Texas thwarted this plan – at the present time – by fleeing the state in the middle of a special session to prevent Republicans from passing the new map.

Blue state officials, including in California, New York, and other places, have since threatened to fix their Congress maps in response.

This prompted the Republicans to float the possibility of re -dividing the circles in additional places such as Missouri and Indiana, where Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to visit later on Thursday.

Historically, the White House party takes a political beating during the renewed renewal elections.

Trump is strongly looking to avoid this fate, because he will significantly reduce his strength and ensure everything that guarantees an attack from democratic investigations in the past two years in his post.