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This migration isn't just demographic but political. The speaker argues that moving people into different regions without addressing the ideological differences results in social tension and political polarization. He illustrates how formerly red cities have flipped blue, citing Austin, Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix as examples. These areas, once more conservative, now reflect the cultural and political perspectives of the newcomers.
He criticizes the idea that migrants are not influencing local politics, asserting that the influx significantly shifts the political landscape. The transition from red to blue in these cities is presented as a predictable consequence of unchecked migration from liberal states.