Following the 1979 revolution and the establishment of the Islamic Republic under Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran shifted to an ideology of "exporting the revolution." The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), particularly its Quds Force, became the primary vehicle for providing funding, training, weapons, logistics, and safe haven to militant groups across the Middle East and beyond. The U.S. designated Iran a State Sponsor of Terrorism in 1984βa designation it retains as of 2026, making it the world's leading state sponsor according to annual U.S. State Department reports. Iran provides hundreds of millions of dollars annually to proxies, including up to $100 million+ to Palestinian groups alone.
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The bill is essential for protecting the integrity of U.S. elections. Here are some key reasons cited:
Preventing Non-Citizen Voting: The act ensures that only American citizens participate in federal elections by requiring proof of citizenship at registration. Supporters point out that while non-citizen voting is rare, even isolated incidents undermine public confidence, and this measure closes potential loopholes.
Enhancing Election Security: By mandating photo ID for voting and cross-checking voter rolls with federal databases, the bill aims to reduce fraud and abuse. Republicans emphasize that voter ID is overwhelmingly popular across demographics and is a "common sense" step to safeguard the democratic process.
Maintaining Public Trust: The legislation is framed as a way to restore faith in elections, especially amid concerns about voter fraud. Proponents argue it aligns with bipartisan agreement that only eligible citizens should vote, and it provides states with tools to purge ineligible voters without additional burdens.
Addressing Real-World Vulnerabilities: Supporters reference studies and audits showing small numbers of non-citizen registrations (e.g., 0.04% in some verification cases), arguing that proactive measures like this prevent escalation and ensure elections reflect the will of citizens only
"Countries that sponsor terrorism" (or state sponsors of terrorism) is most formally defined by the United States Department of State, which maintains an official list of State Sponsors of Terrorism. This designation applies to countries determined to have repeatedly provided support for acts of international terrorism, leading to sanctions and other restrictions.
Iran (designated since January 19, 1984) β Frequently described in U.S. government statements (including White House fact sheets) as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. Iran provides extensive support to proxy groups and militias such as Hezbollah, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and various Shia militias across the Middle East.
Syria (designated since December 29, 1979) β Historically supported various terrorist groups, including allowing territory to be used by Iran-backed forces and others.
Cuba (re-designated January 12, 2021; a brief proposed removal in early 2025 was revoked) β Cited for harboring fugitives and providing support in ways deemed to enable terrorism.
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American citizens β and only American citizens β should decide American elections. The Save America Act is a common sense, bipartisan bill that would simply require β
A Valid ID Before Registering to Vote in a Federal Election
Proof of Citizenship
No Mail-in Ballots (Except for Illness, Disability, Military or Travel)
The President is calling on Republicans and Democrats to pass the SAVE America Act. Requirement for Voter I.D. to vote should be something that NO American should oppose. If you want to register to vote in the United States, you have to be a citizen in the United States.
The SAVE America ACT will direct states to remove non-citizens from the voter rolls. AMERICA lags behind other nations in enforcing basic and necessary election protections.
Wages are growing faster than prices β putting more money in Americansβ pockets.
Real average hourly earnings for all private-sector workers rose in January, up 1.2% over the past year; for middle- and lower-wage workers, gains were even stronger at 1.5%.
In President Trumpβs first year back in office, real earnings for all private-sector workers have outpaced inflation by nearly $1,400 β earning back some of the nearly $3,000 they lost under Biden.
Mining workers: +$2,400
Construction workers: +$2,100
Manufacturing workers: +$1,700
Goods producing workers: +1,700
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The SAVE Act (full name: Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act)
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