protectionist
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FALSE! There has never been a proof of citizenship requirement for registering to vote in any one of the US 50 states.No, they can’t easily vote illegally. They need to show proof of citizenship to register to vote. If they don’t do this they can’t cast a valid vote. There are safeguards in place. A few may slip through the cracks every so often so I’m sure you can find some one off examples but there is zero evidence of a widespread problem.
Trump created a commission in his first year to try and prove there were illegal votes because he needed a counter attack to the fact Hillary beat him in the popular vote by 3 million. Remember that? He claimed there were at least 3 million illegal votes… shocking. Anyways, if you recall, that effort turned up nothing.
Youre simply repeating propaganda.
The voting requirements map I posted twice in this thread, says it all. And it says that general ID is not even needed in 42 states (let alone a citizenship one). In the other 8 states, only a general ID (company ID, public transit, library card, etc) which any illegal alien has, will suffice.
The reason why Trump's commission turned up nothing is because some states (mostly blue ones) refused to participate - generally the same ones shown on the map in gray (where no ID s required at all - California, Oregon, New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, etc))