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ISIS Leader Killed, NYC Voting Fight, Cuomo & the Zucker Exit

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Join Jim and Greg as they celebrate a successful U.S. Special Forces strike that killed the leader of ISIS. They cheer on the newly filed lawsuit on behalf of black New Yorkers arguing their voting power is diluted by non-citizen voting. And they break down new information on former CNN President Jeff Zucker’s sudden departure is connected to disgraced former anchor Chris Cuomo.

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Senate Midterms, NYC Lets Non-Citizens Vote, Sotomayor Clueless on COVID

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Join Jim and Greg as they welcome Senate Republicans making their decisions about running in 2022 and with two incumbents deciding to run again, the GOP odds of taking the majority probably improved. They also fume as New York City Mayor Eric Adams decides to support a city council resolution allowing 800,000 non-citizens in the city to vote in municipal elections. And they’re stunned as Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor claims – in oral arguments – that 100,000 kids are seriously ill with COVID and that many of them are on ventilators. None of that is anywhere close to accurate.

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Are Non-Citizens Voting in Texas?

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Texas officials say they found 95,000 non-citizens registered to vote and believe as many as 58,000 cast ballots in the state.  More investigating needs to be done to determine how many of those people became citizens after registering, but one election law experts believes this is simply the tip of the iceberg.

“I think what they’re going to find is that a large percentage of these individuals were, in fact, not U.S. citizens when they registered to vote,” said Hans von Spakovsky, manager of the Election Law Reform Initiative at the Heritage Foundation.

He says other evidence proves this is more than a hunch.

“Federal reports indicate that the majority or folks who register to vote do so when they go to a state driver’s license bureau and get a license.  So I think they’re probably going to find that a very large number of these 95,000 individuals registered to vote at the very same time that they went in to get a driver’s license as a legal non-citizen,” said von Spakovsky

State official will now be asking county officials in Texas to look at each of those possible non-citizen voters to determine if they are now citizens and were citizens when they registered and when many of them voted.

Von Spakovsky says this revelation does not surprise him at all.

“It’s no surprise because it just complements the other evidence that has been found from many other states across the country that non-citizens are illegally registering and voting,” said von Spakovsky, noting that California now automatically registers anyone to vote when they come in to get a driver’s license.

Listen to the full podcast to hear von Spakovsky explain why he believes red and blue states will have very different reactions regardless of the final conclusions in Texas, why some political leaders seem to have no interest in making sure only eligible citizens are voting in their jurisdictions, and how he sees an effort to blur the distinction between citizens and non-citizens.

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San Francisco Begins Registering Non-Citizens and Illegal Immigrants to Vote

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By Joshua Paladino

San Francisco started registering non-citizens and illegal immigrants to vote in the city’s upcoming school board elections on Monday.

The city passed Proposition N in 2016, which allows non-citizen parents or guardians to vote in school board elections if they are over 18 years old and have children under 19 years old.

The proposition passed with 54 percent support.

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen described the proposition as “no-brainer legislation.”

Voter registration also will continue until Oct. 22 for the Nov. 6 elections.

Harmeet Dhillon is the California national committeewoman for the RNC.

She opposed the legislation, saying “the right to vote is something that goes along with citizenship.”

But even supporters of Proposition N have worries. They fear the federal government could use voter roll data to locate and deport illegal immigrants.

Proposition N remains in effect until 2022, at which point the San Francisco Board of Supervisors will have to renew the legislation or let it expire.

 

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