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An undaunted Trump signs executive order that will exclude illegal immigrants from census, but can he enforce it?

Constitution does not specifically define which “persons” must be included in the apportionment base, noting that documented immigrants who are in the country temporarily and certain foreign diplomatic personnel are “persons” who have been excluded from the apportionment base in past censuses. ... But it doesn’t say that illegal aliens have to be considered in the apportionment of electors and congressional representatives. "...

Trump's "secret weapon" revealed: Fourteenth Amendment allows the President to strip Electoral College votes from states supporting censorship against voters; enables mass arrests of mayors, governors and judges who support BLM

In addition, President Trump can eliminate congressional House seats for states that support rebellion, reducing their apportionment in the House. ... Previous :Antifa “war encampment” found in Portland, housing agitators who emerge from tents each night to unleash CHAOS and violence - More news on apportionment Trump’s “secret weapon” revealed: Fourteenth Amendment allows the President to strip Electoral College votes from states supporting censorship against voters; enables mass ...

California should be stripped of Electoral College votes due to high number of illegals in the CA census

So in other words, some states (like California) have outsized apportionment (and, thus, outsized Electoral College votes) because they have large illegal immigrant populations. "...

Colorado locks down water supply, promising

James Eklund does not want to deprive the Lower Basin states of their apportionment; he just wants to ensure that any excess generated in Colorado stays in Colorado. "...

The logic and legalities of state secession

Now logistically, any lawful and orderly secession would require a great deal of planning and coordination, especially because there are countless other legal items in play as well (such as the apportionment of existing monetary obligations (as the Texas v. "...