Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
Yes, I defend making sure it's legal for a citizen to vote and not people who are not citizens. You seem to have a problem with that. Sounds like you want to make sure everyone can vote whether they are legally a citizen or not. Why do you want people to vote who aren't entitled to vote and thereby weakening democracy?
If you disenfranchise six citizens for every one non-citizen that votes, is it worth it?
Voter ID laws will not significantly reduce the number of illegals voting.
Now, things like statewide voter databases that are compared to, say, the e-verify system...THAT might significantly reduce the number of illegals voting and would certainly not disenfranchise as many, if any, voters.
Explain to us how I will disenfranchise 6 citizens by not allowing one non-citizen to vote. Thanks.
21 Million Americans do not posses a valid photo ID required to vote in many states. This disenfranchises voters in strict photo ID states like GA and TX.
CITIZENS WITHOUT PROOF: A SURVEY OF AMERICANS POSSESSION OF DOCUMENTARY PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP AND PHOTO IDENTIFICATION
There are better ways to prohibited, restrict or prevent illegals from voting that would not disenfranchise voters.