Michael Knowles

And there's some stability even as the pendulum swings.

When you just import new voters, that changes the demographics in perpetuity.

And even if some of those immigrant groups do kind of come over over time, I mean, the Italians did this very well.

The Italians split almost perfectly.

So you got the Scalia's, but you got the Pelosi's too.

You look at an Italian, you can't really tell who they vote for.

Other immigrant groups, that's not true.

The vast majority of Latin American immigrants just vote Democrat.

There's some exceptions.

We love our Cubans.

Our Colombians are pretty gettable for the conservatives.

But generally, that's how it goes.

You track it, and it's not just them.

Obviously, most immigrants now come from Latin America, but you can track it with the other immigrant groups too.

So you just can kind of tell, and that's what the Democrats are after.

They say, you know, look, Trump, he won at least two elections.

That's unfortunate, but the Somalis are going to be here.

Their grandkids are going to be here long after Trump is gone.

That's true.

That's the urgency of the immigration question.