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I looked at Trump and Biden vote totals state by state. In California, Biden had more than 5 million more votes than Trump.
Trump would have won if decades of bad policies had not driven conservatives from California and at the same time flooded it with liberals from red states and legal and illegal immigrants–which inflated not only the vote numbers but also the electoral votes for the state, and provided cover for election fraud.
The same thing has happened on a smaller scale with other blue states.
“Our democracy” turns out to just be a massive hack of the system.
I asked a couple of AIs about California. Think about these numbers in ONE STATE and how much fraud can be perpetrated with these numbers.
Here’s my question:
How many illegals and other non-citizens are in California?
Arya (Gab):
Estimating the number of illegal aliens and non-citizens in California is challenging due to the nature of undocumented immigration, but several sources provide reasonable figures.
According to recent estimates from organizations like the Pew Research Center and FAIR (Federation for American Immigration Reform), California is home to approximately 2.5 to 3 million illegal aliens. This represents a significant portion of the estimated 11 to 12 million illegal aliens nationwide. When combined with legal non-citizen residents (such as those on visas, green card holders, etc.), the total non-citizen population in California likely exceeds 5 million people.
These numbers have profound implications for the state’s resources, including public services, education, healthcare, and law enforcement, often straining systems intended for legal residents and citizens. The situation reflects broader national concerns about border security and immigration policy.
Understood. Here are the numbers based on available data:
Undocumented immigrants in California:
Estimated 2.2-2.6 million as of recent years
Represents roughly 6-7% of California’s total population
About 20-25% of all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. live in California
All non-citizens combined (documented and undocumented):
Approximately 6-7 million total
This includes undocumented plus legal permanent residents, visa holders, asylum seekers, etc.
Represents about 15-20% of California’s population
Key data challenges:
Undocumented populations are inherently difficult to count accurately
Different methodologies (surveys, census data, administrative records) produce varying estimates
Numbers fluctuate due to border crossings, deportations, status changes, and deaths
Primary data sources:
Migration Policy Institute
Pew Research Center
American Community Survey
Department of Homeland Security estimates
The 2.2-2.6 million undocumented estimate appears most frequently across major research organizations, though the actual number could be somewhat higher or lower.
Undocumented Immigrants:
According to the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), using 2022 data:
Approximately 1.9 million undocumented immigrants lived in California.
This represents about 5% of the state’s total population and roughly 16% of the nation’s total undocumented population.
Pew Research Center estimates were similar, placing California’s undocumented population at around 1.8 million in 2021.
Other Non-Citizens (Legal Residents):
According to the U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2022 data):
California had approximately 4.8 million foreign-born residents who are not U.S. citizens. This category includes:
Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders)
Temporary visa holders (students, workers, etc.)
Refugees and asylees
Excludes undocumented immigrants (as the Census attempts to count everyone regardless of status, but this group isn’t separately identified).
PPIC estimates roughly 2.6 million legal permanent residents (green card holders) in California as of 2021.
Combining the Estimates:
Undocumented Immigrants: ~1.9 million
Legal Non-Citizen Residents: ~4.8 million (Census data – includes various statuses)
Total Non-Citizen Population: ~6.7 million
Of course. Estimating the number of non-citizens in any state involves using data from various sources, and the figures for the unauthorized population are estimates.
Here is a breakdown of the non-citizen population in California based on the most recent available data from leading research organizations.
Summary of Estimates
Total Non-Citizen Population: Approximately 4.9 to 5.4 million.
Unauthorized Immigrants: Roughly 1.9 to 2.2 million.
Lawful Non-Citizens: Approximately 3.0 to 3.2 million (including green card holders, visa holders, etc.).
Trump said the other day at the UN that he believes we had 25 million illegals come in under Biden. That could mean we have up to 50-60 million in this country. That’s absolutely insane. In that case, Trump could have won all 50 states in 2020, maybe even more than he did in 2024 as well.
I am fairly certain illegals are voting in CO. Our elections are rigged and bought.
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I looked at Trump and Biden vote totals state by state. In California, Biden had more than 5 million more votes than Trump.
Trump would have won if decades of bad policies had not driven conservatives from California and at the same time flooded it with liberals from red states and legal and illegal immigrants–which inflated not only the vote numbers but also the electoral votes for the state, and provided cover for election fraud.
The same thing has happened on a smaller scale with other blue states.
“Our democracy” turns out to just be a massive hack of the system.
I asked a couple of AIs about California. Think about these numbers in ONE STATE and how much fraud can be perpetrated with these numbers.
Here’s my question:
Arya (Gab):
Estimating the number of illegal aliens and non-citizens in California is challenging due to the nature of undocumented immigration, but several sources provide reasonable figures.
According to recent estimates from organizations like the Pew Research Center and FAIR (Federation for American Immigration Reform), California is home to approximately 2.5 to 3 million illegal aliens. This represents a significant portion of the estimated 11 to 12 million illegal aliens nationwide. When combined with legal non-citizen residents (such as those on visas, green card holders, etc.), the total non-citizen population in California likely exceeds 5 million people.
These numbers have profound implications for the state’s resources, including public services, education, healthcare, and law enforcement, often straining systems intended for legal residents and citizens. The situation reflects broader national concerns about border security and immigration policy.
The 11-12 million illegals nationwide is funny.
It was 20 million years ago.
The number is more like 40-60 million.
Claude Sonnet 4:
Understood. Here are the numbers based on available data:
Undocumented immigrants in California:
Estimated 2.2-2.6 million as of recent years
Represents roughly 6-7% of California’s total population
About 20-25% of all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. live in California
All non-citizens combined (documented and undocumented):
Approximately 6-7 million total
This includes undocumented plus legal permanent residents, visa holders, asylum seekers, etc.
Represents about 15-20% of California’s population
Key data challenges:
Undocumented populations are inherently difficult to count accurately
Different methodologies (surveys, census data, administrative records) produce varying estimates
Numbers fluctuate due to border crossings, deportations, status changes, and deaths
Primary data sources:
Migration Policy Institute
Pew Research Center
American Community Survey
Department of Homeland Security estimates
The 2.2-2.6 million undocumented estimate appears most frequently across major research organizations, though the actual number could be somewhat higher or lower.
DeepSeek:
Here are the latest estimates for California:
Undocumented Immigrants:
According to the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), using 2022 data:
Approximately 1.9 million undocumented immigrants lived in California.
This represents about 5% of the state’s total population and roughly 16% of the nation’s total undocumented population.
Pew Research Center estimates were similar, placing California’s undocumented population at around 1.8 million in 2021.
Other Non-Citizens (Legal Residents):
According to the U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2022 data):
California had approximately 4.8 million foreign-born residents who are not U.S. citizens. This category includes:
Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders)
Temporary visa holders (students, workers, etc.)
Refugees and asylees
Excludes undocumented immigrants (as the Census attempts to count everyone regardless of status, but this group isn’t separately identified).
PPIC estimates roughly 2.6 million legal permanent residents (green card holders) in California as of 2021.
Combining the Estimates:
Undocumented Immigrants: ~1.9 million
Legal Non-Citizen Residents: ~4.8 million (Census data – includes various statuses)
Total Non-Citizen Population: ~6.7 million
Gemini:
Of course. Estimating the number of non-citizens in any state involves using data from various sources, and the figures for the unauthorized population are estimates.
Here is a breakdown of the non-citizen population in California based on the most recent available data from leading research organizations.
Summary of Estimates
Total Non-Citizen Population: Approximately 4.9 to 5.4 million.
Unauthorized Immigrants: Roughly 1.9 to 2.2 million.
Lawful Non-Citizens: Approximately 3.0 to 3.2 million (including green card holders, visa holders, etc.).
Looking at racial/ethnic breakdowns, California is almost 40% Hispanic, almost 16 million people–and many illegals weren’t counted at all.
My conservative guess would be 4 million illegals, with most but not all of them being Hispanic.
Trump said the other day at the UN that he believes we had 25 million illegals come in under Biden. That could mean we have up to 50-60 million in this country. That’s absolutely insane. In that case, Trump could have won all 50 states in 2020, maybe even more than he did in 2024 as well.
I am fairly certain illegals are voting in CO. Our elections are rigged and bought.