Voters in Portland, Maine, and San Francisco, California, will vote on ballot initiatives that would allow non-citizens to vote on local issues. Supporters say all parents should have a voice in school board elections and other matters of immediate importance to them. But critics say the right to vote is one of the great incentives to become a citizen and lowering the standard cheapens citizenship and paves the way for millions of illegals influencing the political process. So which side is right? We ask Bob Dane of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR).
