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From the citizenship question battle to algorithmic manipulation of population data, America's constitutional mandate for an accurate count has become a partisan battlefield. The stakes couldn't be higher—congressional seats, electoral votes, and federal funding all hang in the balance.
The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 granted amnesty to 3 million illegal immigrants on the explicit promise of future enforcement and border security — promises that were never kept. Nearly four decades later, Washington is still running the same con on the American people.
When unelected bureaucrats issue 80,000 pages of new federal regulations annually, the foundational principle of democratic governance — that authority derives from the consent of the governed — becomes a cruel fiction. The regulatory state has severed the constitutional link between the people and their government.
From San Francisco to Washington D.C., prosecutors are treating their offices as policy-making positions rather than law enforcement roles. When enforcement becomes ideological, equal justice under law dies.
Roughly 8,000 Senior Executive Service officials form an unelected governing class that no election can dislodge, insulated from accountability and wielding more real power than most cabinet secretaries. Representative government becomes fiction when the people running federal agencies answer to no one voters chose.