Arizona registering illegals to vote

 PJ Media:

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The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project and the guerilla journalists at Muckraker have teamed up to unearth a little scheme down in Arizona — registering illegal aliens to vote....

The illegals Muckraker interviewed said they were registered to vote at grocery stores, while others reported activists visiting their apartment complex and encouraging them to register to vote. Why does this matter? In 2020, fewer than 11,000 votes tipped Arizona's electoral votes to Biden.

Fast forward to today, and recent polling shows former President Donald Trump holding a narrow lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in Arizona, a critical swing state. With the race shaping up to be just as tight in 2024, the integrity of voter registration efforts takes on even greater significance — as does the lack of concern from the left.

It gets worse. The Oversight Project tried to track these individuals on the voter rolls but came up empty-handed — they were nowhere to be found.
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This development comes just days after the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously ruled that nearly 98,000 people with unverified citizenship documents are still eligible to vote in state and local elections.
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This probably explains why Democrats have been eking out wins in Arizona.  Noncitizens should not be voting in US elections. 

See also:

DOJ sues Alabama over attempt to remove noncitizens from voter rolls

And:

 

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4 minutes of non-citizens admitting they're registered to vote, with some stating their intention to vote. This is why leftists have opposed the Secure the Border Act & SAVE Act. Mass migration & compromising the integrity of our elections are the point.
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