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Nicole Malliotakis on Banning Non-Citizens from Voting in US Elections

Forbes Breaking NewsJuly 7, 20252 min6,233 views
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The Push to Allow Non-Citizens to Vote

  • ❓ Nicole Malliotakis questions the Democratic Party's perceived obsession with allowing non-citizens to vote in US elections.
  • 🎯 She argues this dilutes the voices of American citizens and is being pursued at the taxpayer expense of citizens.

New York City's Legal Battle

  • πŸ›οΈ In New York City, legislation was passed to allow non-citizens to vote in municipal elections, but a lawsuit was filed to stop it.
  • βš–οΈ The city council and mayor used taxpayer money to fight the legal challenge through multiple court rounds, despite initial defeats.
  • βœ… The lawsuit was successfully won because it is illegal and unconstitutional for non-citizens to vote in elections.

National Implications and Call to Action

  • 🌍 Malliotakis notes that this issue extends beyond Washington D.C., with 20 municipalities reportedly looking to allow non-citizens to vote, all of which are Democrat-led.
  • πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ She urges colleagues to vote in support of HR 884 to prevent non-citizens from voting in Washington D.C. municipal elections, emphasizing the constitutional responsibility to protect elections.
  • 🀝 The bill previously passed with bipartisan support, with 52 Democrats siding with Republicans.
  • ⚠️ Those pushing for non-citizen voting should be ashamed and consider who actually elected them to represent their interests.
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