Future Voters or Policy Shift?

The debate over immigration in the U.S. is heating up again. Some argue Democrats see illegal immigrants as potential new voters, critiquing their progressive stance and contrasting it with past Democratic leaders like Clinton and Obama, who had stricter deportation policies. These policies have led to a shift in political strategies, with Republicans now aligning more closely with working-class voters. Democrats, meanwhile, are criticized for focusing more on expanding their electoral base even if it means keeping criminal aliens. The party's drastic policy switch raises questions about genuine altruism versus strategic electoral gain.