6,600 Noncitizens Found On New Jersey Voter Rolls As Democrats Fight Against Voter ID

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ahhhhhhhhhhhhahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: OMG no! I'm so sorry I laughed at your comment.
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Hotshoe is just having one of his emotional outbursts right now. Very similar to an undisciplined child.

Back on the other board, he was unreasonable ... but it's gone to extremes here.

His continued and increasing emotional outbursts are indicative of middle stage Alzheimer's. @Hotshoe ... is that the diagnosis? Or do you refuse to get seen/diagnosed?
 
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Rifler needs to work on his definition of "wide spread". There were 4,321,921 votes cast in the 2024 general election. If 400 of them were from non-citizens, that accounts for .00009% of the votes. Statistically insignificant.

These 400 were just the voting portion of a group of 6,600 honest non-citizen applicants who openly identified themselves not being citizens of the United States,... This didn't include any individuals who might have been willing to lie about their citizenship status,.. Documentation isn't required so all they would have needed to do was check the appropriate box,... Any measurable voter fraud is significant and worthy of attention.
 

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Everyone responsible for this should be murdered/genocided. I'd suggest assault by soft drink, or ... gulp ... keying their car, but I don't want to go overboard with cruel and unusual punishments.

Great idea from a stupid phuck. Congratulations.
 
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Well yes, that is your opinion because you have hook line and sinker taken the bait that trump is throwing. The facts, the court cases, documents all show that the elections ARE secure. And even in trumps release/speech last week of the smoking gun, show that it's all show. Just becuase he keeps repeating this doesn't make it real.

The fear mongering only works on a subset of the population. 1 offs happen, always will. Widespread issues, ZERO proof.

Can you show any evidence of wide spread issues that need fed govt intervention?
so, here's a question...It wasn't too long ago that we wanted the federal government or take hands off states authority to run their elections....ok, we all agree with that, or at least most of us do. But today we're upset because the federal government is not giving money to the states to run their elections...somehow seems just a little incongruous. Do we want feds involved or don't we?
 

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Mclovin is the biggest of fools on this board. He cares not for any law or immigration process. He probably believes he can travel to Canada or Mexico and actively participate in their elections. What a joke of a fraud he is.
how have we gone from "illegals are not voting in our elections to "it was only 400 out of the 6600 registered non citizens who voted"? And this is only in one state.
 

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Where does it say they were illegals? It was a clerical error when people went to get a driver's license. Nothing more.

HADDONFIELD, New Jersey (AP) — About 6,600 people who indicated they were noncitizens while obtaining New Jersey driver’s licenses and other state IDs were improperly registered to vote in 2023 and 2024, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Tuesday.

The Democratic governor, who took office this year, blamed a Motor Vehicle Commission system software error but said a preliminary analysis showed that fewer than 400 of those who registered that way went on to cast ballots.

6,600 noncitizens registered to vote in New Jersey, governor says | AP News
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Btw I read that Trump's mass deportation project has ground home construction into the ground. Homes that used to go up in 3 months are now taking 5-6 since Trump deported all the people pouring the foundations.

So much winning.
 
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so, here's a question...It wasn't too long ago that we wanted the federal government or take hands off states authority to run their elections....ok, we all agree with that, or at least most of us do. But today we're upset because the federal government is not giving money to the states to run their elections...somehow seems just a little incongruous. Do we want feds involved or don't we?


You are so close. So... only hardcore trumpers want the Fed govt involved in the states elections because he tells them the elections are rigged. So short answer, premise of your question is wrong, no one wants the feds "involved".

Folks are upset that trump issued an EO overstepping the Executive Power as it relates to elections, then has decided to gut the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the very agency that is responsible for election security (amongst other national security areas), follows that up with the CISA threatening funds/support for the cooperative arrangement with the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center, which provides resources for cybersecurity, like monitoring for threats and vulnerabilities to networks, to state and local governments (the very thing he is whinging about).

Is there value in having a singular agency to support the States as a coordinator? Yes. Are they "giving money to the states to run elections" ? No. That cost is primarily born by the states regardless. Is there a valid discussion on the logic for the states contributing funds to the fed govt, then the feds giving that money back, 100% yes we should evaluate that, but as it stands, there are election funds being threatened as well as other funds (think FEMA) if states don't comply with illegal EOs.

Wanna learn more? https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-...a-justice-department-fbi-federal-worker-cuts/
 

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Btw I read that Trump's mass deportation project has ground home construction into the ground. Homes that used to go up in 3 months are now taking 5-6 since Trump deported all the people pouring the foundations.

So much winning.

It truly is unfortunate the only illegal aliens are equipped with the knowledge and tools required to construct residential concrete foundations,... Jesus H Christ man, stop reading whatever it is that you are reading!
 
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It truly is unfortunate the only illegal aliens are equipped with the knowledge and tools required to construct residential concrete foundations,... Jesus H Christ man, stop reading whatever it is that you are reading!
Here's some reading for you.

President Trump’s mass deportation and hardline immigration policies have triggered a sharp drop in the immigrant labor force, leading to widespread workforce shortages in key industries rather than a boom in jobs for U.S.-born workers. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Workforce Reductions and Data
    • Massive exodus: Federal and census data highlighted by the Pew Research Center showed that over 1.2 million immigrant workers left or disappeared from the U.S. labor force during the initial months of stepped-up enforcement. [1]
    • Deportation totals: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations steadily accelerated, resulting in hundreds of thousands of formal removals and detentions. [1]
    • Disproportionate impact: Non-citizens and foreign-born workers account for roughly 20% of the total U.S. workforce, making specific regional economies particularly vulnerable. [1, 2]

Impact on Key Industries

    • Construction: Roughly 30% of construction workers are immigrants. Economic studies indicate that enforcement actions cause companies to scale back production and cancel projects rather than raise wages to hire native-born workers, resulting in job losses for both groups. [1, 2]
    • Agriculture and Services: Sectors like farming, fishing, and forestry—where immigrants make up roughly 45% of the workforce—faced severe labor deficits, leading to unharvested crops and operational strain. [1, 2]
    • Care economies: Child care and direct in-home care sectors saw significant declines in available personnel, threatening support networks for families and disabled or older adults. [1, 2]
Economic and Job Market Effects
    • Contrasting outcomes: While the administration argued that removing undocumented workers would open up jobs and raise wages for American-born workers, economic research shows that workplace raids often shrink overall business activity. [1, 2]
    • Ripple effects: Rather than filling vacant roles, businesses in heavily impacted sectors often reduce overall operations, which indirectly reduces employment opportunities for native-born workers in tandem. [1, 2, 4, 5]

1.2 million immigrants are gone from the US labor force under Trump: preliminary data - ABC7 Los Angeles

Trump’s Deportations Are Costing Americans Jobs, Study Finds - The New York Times
 

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