Multiple Democratic members have been packed into blue districts in Austin, Dallas and Houston to make way for newly crafted Republican districts in those areas.

House Democrats are hammering President Trump and GOP leaders for their effort to redraw the congressional map in Texas, accusing the Republicans of “rigging” the system to keep a grip on power — and purposefully disenfranchising millions of minority voters in the process.

Democratic donors are reportedly willing to pay the $500-per-day fines legislators could rack up by blocking a Republican redistricting proposal in Texas.

The top Democrat in U.S. House Hakeem Jeffries of New York visited Texas but declined to divulge strategy to save endangered members of Congress.

An Afghanistan War veteran, Black conservative, and Republican leader sparked backlash at a heated Texas redistricting hearing, defending the GOP-led effort to redraw the state’s political map and denouncing claims of systemic racism.