Chances at Georgetown's Class of 2021?

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Hi, I’m a junior at a highly competitive public magnet high school. Here are my stats:

GPA - 3.2 (unweighted)
Old SAT - 2200
SAT Subjects - US History (750), Spanish (800), Math II (750)
AP Classes taken - APUSH, APES, Human Geo, Comp Scie A, Calculus AB+BC, WHAP, Physics I, Bio, Spanish IV, SPanish V, Eng III, Stats, US Govt, Macro

ECs:
Customer Service Agent at Affordable Uniforms: 4 years (advise customers about school uniforms, manage cash register, maintain custom orders in progress)
Varsity Policy Debater: 3 years, Co-Captain (local debate league awads, UIL State qualifier)
Middle School Debate Judge (spend weekends on middle school debates and give advice to students after their debates for the Dallas Urban Debate League, I help students at my old middle school to improve understanding of their debate files, 100+ hours)
National History Day: 3 years, Co-Team Leader (district and regional awards with exhibit boards)
Band: 2 years (UIL district and regional awards: UIL Solo and Ensembe #1 Rankings)
AP Scholar, Dallas ISD Scholar
Latin dance: self-taught since age of 5, 2nd place winner in Group Mexican Talent Festival
Politics: campaiged for a district trustee candidate for Dallas ISD, phone bank once a month for Bernie Sanders campaign

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The only real concern is your GPA. I don’t know how grading at your school works, but most admissions reps will tell you that they consider your transcript much more highly than your test scores. If your GPA is normal for your school, or you’re highly ranked compared to the rest of your class, make sure you highlight that. If your GPA suffered because of events in your life or you’ve recently turned it around academically, find a way to highlight that in your essays.
Your activities seem great. Make sure you lay them all out in a really great resume that’s easy to briefly read, this will help you with the rest of your applications as well as scholarships down the road. Georgetown loves passionate involvement, and if you communicate that and make yourself (and your essays) stand out, it will give you a much better shot.