Senator John Barrasso, the Senate Majority Whip from Wyoming, has raised concerns about Democrats’ proposal for 'sanctuary locations' at polling places for illegal immigrants. He questions the need for such measures, particularly if voting by illegal aliens is illegal.
• Barrasso argues that the demand for sanctuary locations at polling places appears unnecessary if illegal immigrants are not allowed to vote.
• He describes the collection of demands from Democrats as a "Christmas list" aimed at appealing to their radical base, while hindering efforts to enforce immigration laws.
• Barrasso believes these demands make it difficult to remove dangerous illegal immigrants from society and suggests that the majority of Americans disapprove of such proposals, especially regarding public safety.
• Traditionally, 'sensitive locations' designated for protections against immigration enforcement have included places like schools and hospitals. Barrasso emphasizes that polling places have not previously been part of this list.
• He warns that these actions could complicate the government's ability to arrest and remove illegal immigrant criminals, highlighting concerns about safety and security in communities.
Senator Barrasso's comments reflect a broader debate over immigration policy and the implications of providing protections for illegal immigrants at polling places. He urges Republicans to maintain their stance against these Democratic proposals, emphasizing the need to prioritize the safety of American citizens.
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