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She's had district problems for a while because her district has a lot of illegal immigrants and there's fears of the already existing underreporting escalating further. She herself addressed this issue months ago. Like almost a year ago.

https://theintercept.com/2019/02/09/ocasio-cortez-district-redistricting-2020/

It's literally what she's said herself. The biggest problem she faces are Dems, not Republicans. Hell, she's recently mentioned that there's a ton of people fighting for her seat right now. As it stands we're losing one for sure, a second is possible depending on the numbers. If she's going to continue pissing off every other official, then the people who the state senate and state assembly pick aren't likely going to be people who like her. So tie together her having few political allies at either state or federal level with a district expected to have low turnout on a candidate that is actively wants to be a pain in the ass and you've got yourself a solid recipe to cut her out procedurally. It'll be a lot easier than electorally.

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