Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., has outlined the Democratic Party’s strategy on immigration and political realignment, suggesting the party may adopt Trump-era border security measures to appeal to voters while allowing most Biden-era immigrants to remain. During an interview, Khanna emphasized that his vision aligns with the New Deal, focusing on economic growth and social welfare rather than merely providing handouts. He criticized the progressive wing of his party for its radical social policies, highlighting a growing internal divide. Khanna also addressed the issue of 20 million undocumented immigrants, stating that those who are law-abiding and contribute to society should be granted a path to legalization, while those who commit crimes would face deportation. The interview sheds light on the Democratic Party’s internal struggle to balance progressive ideals with the need for broader electoral appeal.