U.S. Voter Registration SCANDAL with Refugees!

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In a subsequent update, Morgan clarified that the confusion might have arisen from the refugee mixing up the offices involved. He stated, “After calling the agencies and all parties involved, it appears the form was given by the STATE gov (SC Medicaid Office). We are set to pass a bill prohibiting non-citizens from voting in SC elections! Stop this nonsense in your state!”

🚨Is the Federal Gov giving voter registration forms to non-citizens?

Yes, at least in SC. A refugee sent us this form that was given to her in a packet at the Social Security Office in Spartanburg. She asked “Why are they giving these to non-citizens?”

EXACTLY. pic.twitter.com/5IDYhlIzrv
— Adam Morgan (@RepAdamMorgan) April 29, 2024

This incident comes amidst broader national discussions on voting rights and registration tactics. Earlier this year, Vice President Kamala Harris met with voting rights leaders at the White House to unveil new initiatives aimed at boosting voter registration for the 2024 elections. These measures include employing college students to help register voters and integrating voter registration prompts into various federal agencies’ communications.

But the story gets worse. Her relative mailed the forms back and criticized the office for distributing them to people they knew were non-citizens.

A few weeks later the refugees received more voter registration forms in the mail.

None of this is by accident.
— Adam Morgan (@RepAdamMorgan) April 29, 2024

For instance, the Department of Health and Human Services plans to send voter registration information to everyone who enrolls for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act — a total exceeding 20 million people last year. Additionally, Vote.gov signage will be prominently displayed in the Social Security Administration’s numerous offices nationwide and at entrances and visitor centers of national parks managed by the Department of Interior.

UPDATE: after calling the agencies and all parties involved, it appears the form was given by the STATE gov (SC Medicaid Office). The refugee confused the offices.

We are set to pass a bill prohibiting non-citizens from voting in SC elections!

Stop this nonsense in your state!
— Adam Morgan (@RepAdamMorgan) April 29, 2024

Moreover, voter registration information has been made available in nearly 20 languages, a significant increase from the two languages available when President Biden and Harris were elected in 2020.

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These developments have ignited a fiery discussion about the intersection of immigration, citizenship, and electoral integrity. Critics argue that such practices may blur the lines between citizen and non-citizen rights, potentially leading to legal and ethical dilemmas surrounding voter eligibility. As this issue unfolds, it remains a focal point of contention in both state and national political arenas.