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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The trope that non-citizens are voting anywhere in the US is FALSE. The right is using it as a anti-immigrant racist way to energize its base. Youngkin, that turpid worm who was elected in VA by playing on the fears of parents during the pandemic and who like Vance is an amoral opportunist, is trying to position himself well in the Trump universe by signaling his MAGA credentials. Thank goodness we have laws to stop him. [/quote] Happy to point this out to you. From the Washington Post: [b]In a first, noncitizens are voting in D.C. Here’s what it means to them. More than 500 noncitizen District residents have registered to vote, according to the D.C. Board of Elections.[/b] They came to the United States from El Salvador, Ethiopia and Iran to study, earn money and escape violence. And they all found a home in the nation’s capital. They are not U.S. citizens, but they care about issues in their communities, including education, health care and affordable housing. And for the first time, these noncitizen residents — some of whom have lived here for decades and have children who were born here — will have a say in how their communities are run: They are among the more than 500 noncitizen District residents who have registered to vote and have cast their ballots or are heading to the polls Tuesday to pick their representatives on the D.C. Council. So you are wrong. Noncitizens, aka illegal immigrants are voting in the US.[/quote] These people did not vote in federal elections. Local and state voting for non-citizens is up to that jurisdiction. You are confusing the two, or just not that bright. [/quote] That does not matter. You/PP keep saying that illegal aliens don't vote; we keep telling you that they do. People without US citizenship should have zero rights to vote on anything in the US. Local or not. [/quote] Sure, let's make sure they don't. Youngkin had 2.5 years to do this and decided to pull a bunch of b.s., which will likely kick off actual legal voters at the last minute. This wasn't a well-thought out, good faith effort at rooting out illegal voting. It's a naked attempt at voter suppression under the guise of finding illegal aliens who could vote.[/quote]
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