With this demographic on his side, whatever Feng Shan wanted to do would be relatively easy, as long as he could harness this power.
Take elections, for example. With the support of nearly 200,000 Indigenous voters, winning a seat in the Alaska state legislature would be as simple as child's play.
After that, with a little maneuvering on her part, getting him into the United States Federal Government as a congressman or representative...
...and thus stepping into the highest echelons of American society, wouldn't be such a distant dream.
Natasha's thoughts ran deeper.
She recalled the latest 2016 data from the U.S. Census Bureau: there were about 5.7 million Indians and Alaska Indigenous People across the United States, and that number was rising every year.
And that wasn't all.
Mexico, which shares a border with the United States, was home to 63 Indian ethnic groups with a total population as high as 16 million, accounting for 15% of the country's total population.
