Joe Biden threw open the border to rig the census — and elections for Democrats

We know that the Biden administration deliberately broke the border and ushered in over 20 million illegal aliens, at a huge cost to the nation’s social welfare system, and with a reckless disregard for potential criminality and terrorism.

Exactly why they did it has always been the burning question.

A new Rasmussen poll gives us a clue. It’s the census. 

There is mounting evidence that the Biden administration tried to cook the books to give Democrats an unfair advantage, which explains why a minority of Democrats (43% compared to 83% Republicans) approve of President Trump’s decision to take a new census that excludes illegal aliens from the population count.

Illegal migrants have always been included in the census, so blue states like California, Texas, New York and New Jersey, that bore the brunt of Biden’s influx, get increased representation, which means more Congressional seats for Democrats, more Electoral College votes for Democrats, and more funding for Democrats. 

Meanwhile, Democrat proxy-NGOs, not to mention federal agencies under Biden, like FEMA, were registering them to vote, even though they are not eligible. That’s why Democrats fought tooth and nail to prevent voter ID so that ineligible non-citizens could vote. Further down the track, they figured that amnesty would net them tens of millions of new Democrat voters — at least for a generation or so.

But that was just the icing on the cake. The census was the immediate payoff, and they didn’t care how many illegal aliens raped, murdered, robbed, or extorted American citizens. They didn’t care that the social safety net in cities like New York was collapsing under the weight of all these new supplicants. Slave labor wages that undercut American workers only make sense if the state picks up the cost of room and board and health care for the slaves.

It was the Census that would give Democrats more power, and in April 2021, when Biden Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announced the 2020 Census results, we started to see “errors” that mostly only went one way. 

Red states like Florida, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee were undercounted while blue states like New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Minnesota, and Joe Biden’s home state of Delaware had overcounts, skewing political representation and funding allocation.

“The miscounts … particularly given that overrepresentation appears to have tended to noticeably skew in favor of one political party over another, demands additional scrutiny of potential political influence by the Biden-Harris Administration or other deficiencies that would explain these errors,” House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer wrote in a letter to the Census Bureau last year.

Rasmussen teased out public attitudes to these “errors” with a poll of 1,184 likely voters conducted on August 11-13. 

Just 37% of Democrats said illegal migrants should not be counted in the census, while 49% said they should, and 13% weren’t sure. By contrast, 65% of Republicans wanted illegal immigrants excluded, while a mystifying 29% wanted them to be counted. 

On the question of Trump ordering up a new census to replace the error-ridden 2020 pandemic version, 57% of voters approved while 34% disapproved. Of those, a whopping 83% of Republicans were in favor compared to 43% of Democrats.

The fact is, even before Comer conducts his investigation, before all the evidence is in, Democrat voters instinctively know that the census hoax benefited their side.