Illegal aliens in battleground states could swing this and future elections for Democrats

Illegal immigrants who entered the United States under the Biden-Harris administration could swing this and future elections for Democrats, recently released data show.

The data, reported by MarketWatch, found that the illegal alien populations in seven key swing states grew by an average of 515 percent since Biden and Harris took office, during which time an estimated 10 million illegal aliens entered the country. In two of those states, Arizona and Michigan, the illegal alien population grew more than 700 percent. In real numbers, this growth eclipses the margin of victory from each state’s respective winner in the 2020 election.

This trend could help tip the scales for Harris in November, and other Democrat candidates going forward. Foreign-born voters swung largely for Democrats in 2020, and a recent study from the Center for Immigration Studies found that illegal immigrants could swing the election to Harris.

“Assuming non-citizens would have the same voting preferences as naturalized citizens in 2016, then it would require 4.49 percent of non-citizens to vote in Georgia and 5.13 percent to vote in Arizona in 2024 for the net gain in votes for Harris to exceed the margin of victory in the last presidential election,” the report found. Exit polling data indicates that illegal immigrant or other non-citizen voting would almost certainly help Democrats.