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The rest of the world finds it bizarre how the illegals can vote in US elections
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In most countries you need to show proof of your citizenship before you get to vote.
In other words, when you go out and vote, you need to show your passport or national ID card to the elections official before he/she gives you the voting slip. A non-citizen can have a national ID card, but it shows clearly his citizenship.
This makes it practically impossible for a non-citizen to vote. If you're not a citizen, you're not on the roll of eligible voters and you don't have the proper ID to vote.
So, I am curious as to why USA hasn't implemented something like this.
-Is the voting protocol a state or federal issue? In other words, can the states decide independently whether an ID is required or not?
-Is there some constitutional issue preventing you from asking for an ID to vote, or is it just a question of political will? I can see why the democrats would oppose IDs.
-Since those who oppose IDs cannot say that they simply want non-citizen votes, they must have some other arguments. What are those? "IDs are too expensive for the poor?", "It's racist to think that the illegals would vote in the elections", or what?
Quoting: Dr. Moran Canada has similar to your comments above, it is still possible to cheat but admittedly more difficult than in the US. election laws in the US are ridiculous and the left have used them to undermine the country for many decades if not since day one. Not difficult at all, as I wrote in my earlier post. After that election I lost all illusion that we have fair elections, I was bullied by the Officer who is supposed to be impartial and ensure the legality of the vote. All for pointing out that non citizens were voting. That was years ago, and it's only gotten worse. It would be easy to get people their ID. You know how we are asked on our income tax forms if we want to be on the voter's list? Our status in the country is also on the form, so it would be pretty easy to issue a voter ID to eligible voters.
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