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JohnSJ

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1. Those checks should have been done when they register to vote, and wanting to implement it now 48 hours before an

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Mon Nov 4, 2024, 04:27 AM

Nov 4

election seems illegal.

I wonder how many people born in the United States could find their "proof of citizenship".

I am pretty sure most naturalized citizens would be able to show proof far easier than those actually born in the U.S.

and just how do they determine which person is a naturalized citizen or not? By the color of their skin, accent, etc. This seems so illegal, especially at this late stage.

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