Will the Democrats ever target TX-13 in the future?

[The Arizonan]

This is a serious question. Do you think that the DCCC will ever target TX-13 in the future even if it happens decades from now?

[DrScholl]

No.

[IceSpear]

They will win it in 2020 once Blumpf's approval inevitably hits -15% and they nominate a Strong Candidate™ of course.

[DaWN]

A socialist on Twitter told me that rural voters are actually #EconomicallyLeftWingButSociallyRightWing, which means that if the Dems nominate Sanders this will be a Safe D seat

[Some of My Best Friends Are Gay]

Not in this political alignment, but of course at some point in the future (probably very far into the future, unless Texas gets new Congressional Districts and TX-13 is moved somewhere else), it'll be winnable for Democrats.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Eventually, yes, plausibly by the 60s or so in this alignment. It's currently 80% Republican, so not even close.
That's from an electorate that is 80% White, 5% Black, 15% Hispanic.
Democrats seem to be managing 10% White support.

However, there is a large number of non-citizen Hispanic voters. By say 2060, the electorate will be 60% white, 5% Black, and 35% Hispanic. With the white vote moving left (from 90% R to 75% R), something that is fairly plausible given a more protectionist GOP and the dominance of farming in this district, and Hispanic turnout close to white turnout, it'd be around 55% R. In a wave, that's a pretty reasonable target.

Will that happen? Maybe. There's a plausible sequence of events where it becomes a D target. There's also a lot of ways it could stay heavily R, although I highly doubt it will remain 80% R indefinitely.