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Democrats Are Terrified Of Trump’s Plan To Make Election Secure

 The SAVE Act has been proposed to improve election integrity by requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote. This legislation follows President Trump's executive order and aims to address concerns about noncitizen voting.

• Executive Order and SAVE Act: President Trump signed an executive order that aligns with the SAVE Act, which mandates proof of citizenship for voter registration.

• Current Voting Laws: Although noncitizen voting is illegal, existing laws lack enforcement, making it difficult to ensure that only eligible voters participate in elections.

• Democratic Opposition: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed strong disapproval of the SAVE Act, claiming it could disenfranchise millions of American citizens, although he provides no proof of this claim.

• Call for Proof of Citizenship: The SAVE Act would amend the National Voter Registration Act to require proof of citizenship. Critics argue that the current system is vulnerable to fraud, as it relies on individuals’ honesty regarding their citizenship status.

• Examples of Noncitizen Voting: Reports indicate that noncitizens have participated in elections, such as a Chinese student who voted illegally and a case in Iowa involving a noncitizen voting in a local election. Other states, like Oregon and Ohio, have also recorded instances of noncitizen voting.

• Need for Legislative Action: Advocates for the SAVE Act argue that without requiring proof of citizenship, there is no reliable way to confirm that noncitizens are not voting. The Department of Justice has reportedly shown little interest in prosecuting noncitizen voting cases.

• Accountability and Integrity: Proponents believe that safeguarding voter eligibility is essential for the integrity of elections, especially in closely contested races where every vote can change the outcome.

Supporters of election integrity advocate for the SAVE Act, believing it is crucial for preventing noncitizen voting. Opposition from Democrats raises questions about the enforcement of voter laws and the need for a system that ensures only eligible voters can participate. The ongoing debate emphasizes the importance of election security in American democracy. 

https://thefederalist.com/2025/04/04/democrats-are-terrified-of-trumps-plan-to-make-election-secure/

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