Actually, Texas is hit much harder than California. Texas has 42,000 undocumented per House district. California has 36,000 undocumented per House district.With California, the loss of illegal immigrants hits much deeper than anywhere else. Not only do they lose multiple seats in the House and EC, but their economy takes a big hit that in turn slams the state government with a massive loss of revenue. That in turn will exacerbate the flight of business out of the state.
Deportations and Immigration Limits Threaten California Families, Economy
Deportations and immigration limits threaten families and the economy, risking jobs, housing, and food supply for millions statewide.calbudgetcenter.org
How will Trump's immigration crackdown in California impact the economy?
Long term, economists warn that fewer immigrants could prompt labor shortages and slow economic growth.www.usatoday.com
Study: Mass Deportations Would Cost California Economy $275 Billion, Decimate Critical Industries : Bay Area Council
Construction, Agriculture and Occupational Service Industries Would be Hit Particularly Hard while State, Local and Federal Budgets Would See Loss of $23 Billion Annually in Tax Revenue Tightly integrated into the California economy through millions of essential jobs that span a wide range of...www.bayareacouncil.org
Massive loss of illegals in California, both out of the census and by deportation, will "Detroit" the state. The Left brought this on themselves using criminal, illegal, labor to prop up their economy.
Number of Unauthorized (Illegal) Immigrants By US State - Brilliant Maps
Map by Visual Capitalist based on 2021 data from Pew ResearchThe map shows the estimated population of unauthorized immigrants in each state of the United
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Texas has 38 districts and 1.6 million undocumented.