1. No, the SAVE Act requires applicants to provide specific documentary proof of U.S. citizenship such as a passport or birth certificate to register for federal elections.
2. Yes, an unethical administration could apply the SAVE Act's strict documentary requirements in ways that delay or prevent eligible citizens without easy access to those documents from registering to vote.
3. No, multiple state audits, federal investigations, and independent analyses across decades have found no evidence that non-citizen votes have ever been numerous enough to determine the outcome of a federal election.
“The fact that Germany yet lives … is thanks to him alone.”
—Joseph Goebbels on Hitler’s 56th birthday, ten days before Hitler shot himself in his bunker
@DHSgov Purposely spreading a fake-captioned video to put a target on the backs of our own citizens…
I truly hope you find God one day. This is an embarrassment to our country and the American people.
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If by chance United are able to do this after Sesko, Mbeumo and Cunha I want to declare publicly that I am ready once again to immerse myself deeply into the delusion that we are winning the league and I am prepared for any heartbreak that could come thereafter