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The Supreme Court made no such ruling. They couldn’t have as they never heard the case. And who knows what your dementia tells you to think it was Obama’s Supreme Court? He had placed only 2 of the 9 justices and that bench is led by a Bush appointee.
Supreme Court denies states’ request for proof of voter citizenship
SCOTUS: States Can't Require Proof of Citizenship to Vote Using Federal Form | Breitbart
Kansas hopes to resurrect proof-of-citizenship voting law
You just double down on your stupidity.
The first two links are about the same case and it deals with a Fed form, not a state one.
The third link is the same story from Kansas, the one in which Kansas admits it poorly executed the law and removed some 30,000 citizens from the voter rolls.
You never read your own links, you just read the headline and then post them
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