WaPo Admits Many Democrat Voters Can’t Prove They’re Citizens

[Sunsettommy]

They have no reasoned opposition to offer it is all partisan politics where their is all important.

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The Federalist

WaPo Admits Many Democrat Voters Can’t Prove They’re Citizens

By: Brianna Lyman
May 04, 2026

Excerpt:

Not a single Democrat in the Senate is willing to support the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, and a new op-ed from The Washington Post might just explain why.

The SAVE America Act would amend the 1993 National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) to require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote and voter ID to cast a ballot in federal elections. The current “safeguard” preventing noncitizens from registering to vote and voting is a tiny square box on the federal registration form asking applicants to attest they are telling the truth about their citizenship status. In other words, the honor system.

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[Jen]

Yeah. But those are the voters that Democrats want............ need. Those who can't prove they are citizens (because they aren't)

[AOF-AID-NGOs]

What prevents a law enforcement entity from checking whether the contents of a given application are valid?

Could it be it would simply be too much of a workload on any given staff?

Or is there some special law that doesn't allow an application be verified? Under laws presently on the books.

[Billy_Bob]

I call Bull Shit...

Any person born in the US can get documents quickly. The ones who can not are most likely not citizens.

[caddoslim]

What prevents a law enforcement entity from checking whether the contents of a given application are valid?

Could it be it would simply be too much of a workload on any given staff?

Or is there some special law that doesn't allow an application be verified? Under laws presently on the books.

depends on whether or not a city is a sanctuary city or not...sanctuary-cities look like cities of chaos on the surface, but make money off the illegals...

normal towns and cities ''are-law-abiding'' n' don't put up with the nonsense.

[AOF-AID-NGOs]

depends on whether or not a city is a sanctuary city or not...sanctuary-cities look like cities of chaos on the surface, but make money off the illegals...

normal towns and cities ''are-law-abiding'' n' don't put up with the nonsense.

Frankly, I haven't had the time to properly study that sanctuary city stuff, but I do remember last year or the year before at a department meeting and then a side chat a U.S. Congress fella told me that the illegal alien headcount was included in numbers that decided in the House of Representatives at both federal and state levels how many representatives were allowed by law to be included in a given governing body and that was a significant problem for lawmakers and the judicial systems at both the federal and state levels.

I suppose that I hadn't really paid attention to that issue until that fella explained that to me and since then I have had time off-and-on to dig up information and it is most definitely a problem. The illegals don't even have to be illegally voting to influence the election process. Just taking up residence in a given area is enough to change the dynamics of the system. So the system has flaws that need fixing.

[Sunsettommy]

YES!!!

Their negative effects goes ever further than that by displacing job opportunities, drives wages down, taking up doctors and hospitals time, $$$ and resources that increasingly make health care more expensive, increases violent crimes and more negative impacts of having them here.

[AOF-AID-NGOs]

YES!!!

Their negative effects goes ever further than that by displacing job opportunities, drives wages down, taking up doctors and hospitals time, $$$ and resources that increasingly make health care more expensive, increases violent crimes and more negative impacts of having them here.

Although this is going slightly off-topic, more like pit stop and then back out onto the main track, we are starting to see some oddities here in Japan with a recent surge of folks from mostly southeast Asian nations doing a whole bunch of jobs, like construction jobs, that I guess the younger Japanese don't want to do. And there is a tad bit of political yak-yak coming from some political leaders about making a few changes here-and-there, and even an article pops up from time-to-time that there are too many foreigners working in the country.

In fact, there have even been some odd mumblings about too many tourists.

Kind of getting a little weird, I guess is my point.

And, my understanding is there is a lot of this immigration troubles in Europe, too. (Sorry about including Europe. Somebody dropped a wrench during the pit stop. I'll get back out on the main track now.)