Republican AG's urge Supreme Court to rule against voting by illegals'
Twenty-six Republican attorneys general joined Virginia on Monday in urging the Supreme Court to halt a lower court decision that restored the voting rights of 1,600 residents.
The amicus brief backs Virginia’s contention that the ruling is overly broad and lacks standing under a provision of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), which orders states to halt all "systematic" voter roll maintenance 90 days before an election. It now has the support of every Republican-led U.S. state, giving it outsize attention in the final stretch before the election.
In the amicus brief, attorneys general urged the court to grant Virginia’s emergency motion and "restore the status quo," noting that doing so "would comply with the law and enable Virginia to ensure that noncitizens do not vote in the upcoming election."
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The current court ruling would require states to allow illegal voting by non-citizens. Non-citizens should have no voting rights.
See also:
Supreme Court Allows Virginia to Remove Noncitizens from Voter Rolls before Election
The Supreme Court makes more sense than the lower courts when it comes to illegal voting.
And:
Elon MuskHow insane is it that the Biden-Harris Administration is suing states to KEEP non-citizens on their voter rolls?
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