You do not refute a link by saying what it "doesnt say". To refute it, you must address what it DOES say. And what it says is that Democrat cheaters sent ballots to non-citizens with the box marked Citizen, already checked "YES". The Texas Democratic Party asked non-citizens to register to vote.
The second link you say is from a "discredited" poll. HA. The only thing discredited is your post, which has no mention of who or how this poll is allegedy "discredited" Discredited by whom >the New York Times ? MSNBC ? Dont be ridiculous. Also the link mentions a few different polls, all of which showed illegal aliens registered to vote in a federal election.
Regarding my 3rd & 4th links and sublinks in my 5th link, these were all PILF (Public Interest Legal Foundation), which there was no problem opening these links during the Trump administration. So what's happening > Buden's Brown shirt boys wiping away stuff they dont like. Here's some replacements, up to date, and just as good >>
Aliens often don’t know they aren’t allowed to vote, which subjects them to deportation. The only winner is the party that gets their vote.
thefederalist.com
A federal grand jury in Wilmington charged seven foreign nationals on August 31 on federal felony charges including falsely claiming U.S. citizenship or making false statements on voter registration application, and with misdemeanor charges of unlawfully casting ballots in the 2016 presidential...
www.ice.gov
Motor Voter laws FACILITATE the registering of illegal aliens to vote. In California and Oregon, the motor voter law automatically registers anyone who has a driver’s license to vote through the DMV. In California illegal aliens can obtain a driver’s license, which means they could be automatically registered to vote.
The link not working is to >
Safe Spaces, the 27-page document which explains in detail how sanctuary cities are providing cover for illegal aliens to stay on voter rolls across the nation. One point made perfectly clear is that “aliens are getting on the rolls, aliens are voting, and in sanctuary jurisdictions they aren’t being prosecuted for doing so.”
I
found it through another source link >>
Safe Spaces: How Sanctuary Cities Are Giving Cover to Noncitizens on the Voter Rolls | Public Interest Legal Foundation
Texas Secretary of State David Whitley used state driver’s license records, which include immigration status, and compared those with voter rolls. He found that about 95,000 people whom the state says weren’t citizens were among the 16 million registered voters. Of those, about 58,000 had voted at some point since 1996.
Mr. Whitley also created a process for election boards to notify each of the 95,000 names, and ask them to verify whether they are citizens and should remain on the rolls.
The Texas Secretary of State says nearly 100,000 people on the state's voter rolls are not U.S. citizens.In an advisory today, Secretary of State David…
www.kut.org
State officials followed a similar process in Pennsylvania, after admitting that a glitch in state motor vehicle bureau computers, allowed noncitizens to register to vote easily. They, too, matched driver’s license records with voter rolls and came up with nearly 11,200 names.
A top Pennsylvania lawmaker called on the state Wednesday to immediately expunge the names of 11,198 noncitizens whom the state confirmed are registered to vote, despite not being eligible.
www.washingtontimes.com
The noncitizen debate reached the national level in 2014 when Jesse T. Richman, a professor at Old Dominion University, and two colleagues began publishing estimates of thousands and perhaps millions of illegal voters.
Florida officials are investigating the citizenship of thousands of registered voters. CBS4 News has learned 2,000 of those potential non-citizen voters are registered in Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade is not alone. Broward is looking at 260 registered voters and Monroe is investigating four.
In a new crackdown, Florida officials are investigating the citizenship of thousands of registered voters.
miami.cbslocal.com
I could go on all night doing this with hundreds of articles listing research done, with thousands of illegal alien voters, but for the objective reader, I'v listed more than enough, and with sub-links. For the UNobjective reader, who cares ?
