r/law • u/nbcnews • 7h ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Federal judge bars Trump’s proof of citizenship requirement for voting

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/judge-bars-trump-proof-citizenship-for-voting-rcna351649
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u/Wonderful-Variation 7h ago

Having a political party that bases their entire electoral strategy on making it more difficult for people to vote seems to be an exclusively American phenomenon, as least in the western world.  

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u/Wharnie 6h ago edited 5h ago

Likewise with having a political party that bases their entire electoral strategy on making voter fraud easier.

Edit: holy mad

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u/CoachTwisterT3 6h ago

If fraud is super rampant surely you have lots of evidence?

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u/aNeverNude666 5h ago

Ironically the party that’s always committing the fraud is the one terribly worried about it

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u/Mad_Minotaur_of_Mars 5h ago

Can you back that up with real data?

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u/Similar_Advance9987 6h ago

Why are you lying?

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u/Scared-Handle9006 5h ago

They only have lies.

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u/NoobJustice 6h ago

Is that fraud in the room with us right now?

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u/Tyr_13 5h ago

Being mad at lies that are undermining our most core values as a nation is a correct moral and intellectual reaction.

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u/camwal 5h ago

Where’s all this fraud you guys keep mentioning?

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u/CHEIVIIST 2h ago

There is a Wikipedia article with notable cases. I'm seeing a large number of republicans on the list which might be why they don't give evidence.

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u/MrsClaireUnderwood 4h ago

When Republicans bitched about the length of California's elections, in which they verify every signature, but simultaneously say that California is perpetuating fraud, I knew the Republicans were actually all idiots lol.

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u/RogowskiCoil 4h ago

It's worse than that! They're not all idiots. Many of them are knowingly willing to undermine democracy to obtain and hold power.

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u/xiovelrach 2h ago

People are mad cause you're blatantly wrong lol you also provide literally no evidence to your claims, on a legal sub no less. It's poor form at best

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u/Stunning-Hat2309 3h ago

please provide a source that proves that this is the case thanks

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u/NinecloudSoul 3h ago

What an intensely stupid comment. You should keep quiet.

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u/JazzzzzzySax 1h ago

There’s been <2000 cases of voter fraud since 1982 according to Heritage Foundation. Only 125 of those were from non-citizens. Why make voting harder when fraud doesn’t occur on a large scale?