Judicial Watch: Election Integrity, Voter Roll Cleanup, and Immigration Lawsuits
Judicial WatchNovember 7, 202556 min8,837 views
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- ποΈ Judicial Watch is awaiting a Supreme Court decision on whether to hear a challenge to a lower court ruling that found the counting of ballots arriving after election day unlawful.
- π³οΈ Mississippi law allows ballots to arrive up to five days after election day, while Illinois allows 14 days and California seven days, with at least 19 states and D.C. counting ballots received after election day.
- βοΈ The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in Judicial Watch's favor, deeming the counting of post-election day ballots unlawful, a decision Mississippi has appealed to the Supreme Court.
- β The Supreme Court has also heard arguments on whether candidates have the standing to challenge such election laws, a related but distinct issue.
Voter Roll Integrity and Non-Citizen Voters
- π§ Judicial Watch filed an amicus brief concerning access to voter records, highlighting a Third Circuit decision that denied standing to challenge the denial of access to voter rolls.
- π€ In Pennsylvania, officials reportedly allowed non-citizens to register to vote through the state's motor voter system, with an estimated 100,000 non-citizens on the rolls.
- π Judicial Watch has successfully led to the cleanup of 5 million ineligible names from voter rolls nationwide and estimates that 24 million names need to be removed.
- π« The organization is actively pursuing lawsuits to ensure access to voter records and enforce cleanup requirements, including verifying citizenship.
Immigration Lawsuits and Sanctuary Policies
- π¨ Judicial Watch has filed lawsuits against Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker for obstructing federal immigration enforcement and undermining the rule of law.
- π« Governor Hobbs is accused of refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement, while Governor Pritzker is criticized for harboring Texas legislators who fled the state to obstruct redistricting efforts.
- ποΈ The lawsuits seek communications and documentation related to these governors' stances on immigration enforcement and their involvement in political maneuvers that obstruct federal law.
- β οΈ The organization argues that sanctuary policies and obstruction of law enforcement endanger public safety and undermine the constitutional republic.
Judicial Watch's Role in Upholding Rule of Law
- β Judicial Watch asserts its position as the national leader in enforcing election integrity, cleaning voter rolls, and challenging government overreach.
- βοΈ The organization engages in litigation across multiple states on critical issues such as elections, immigration, and gerrymandering, often facing opposition from groups like the ACLU and Democratic strategists.
- π’ Judicial Watch encourages public support to continue its work in exposing government misconduct and upholding the rule of law.
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