World‑share as representation standard

A growing rhetorical move treats global population share as a moral benchmark for national demographic representation (e.g., ‘Asians are 60% of the world, so they should be X% of the U.S.’). That frame collapses distinct questions — historical exclusion, immigration policy, and citizenship law — into a single claim about proportional representation. — If adopted widely, this shortcut would reshape debates about immigration, affirmative remedies, and who counts as a legitimate grievance, turning demographic arithmetic into political demands.