Conservative claims that one of Democrats' motivation for allowing millions of illegal aliens to cross America's border is to give these foreigners U.S. citizenship and voting rights are consistently labeled by Democrats as unfounded "Racist conspiracy theories." The idea, as proponents of this theory argue, is that it will give Democrats a permanent electoral majority and allow them to dominate U.S. elections for the foreseeable future.
In case you weren't already convinced, here's five examples of Democrats making it abundantly clear where they stand on the issue of illegal aliens voting in American elections.
While largely dismissed by Democrat media activists, leftist-run cities in states such as California, Maryland, and Vermont allow aliens to vote in municipal elections.
Similar to the aforementioned localities, Washington, D.C. Democrats adopted a law in 2022 permitting noncitizen voting in municipal elections.
The groups falsely claimed the bill is "Unnecessary and dangerous," and represents "The most recent example of what has been a string of recent efforts to make voter registration and voting more difficult, particularly for voters of color." They also outlandishly claimed the SAVE Act "Seeks to intimidate members of immigrant communities and communities of color from exercising their lawful right to vote."
Last month, Fox News reported that Raskin - who voted against the recently passed GOP bill prohibiting alien voting in D.C. local elections - authored a paper for the American University Washington College of Law in 1993, in which he defended "Alien Suffrage."
U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton disagreed with the DOJ's baseless claims, ruling in March that "Arizona's interests in preventing non-citizens from voting and promoting public confidence in Arizona's elections outweighs the limited burden voters might encounter when required to provide" documentary proof of citizenship.
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