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To: Presbyterian Reporter
From the Public Interest Legal Foundation:
(ALEXANDRIA, VA.) – February 13, 2017: The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) today applauded a U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals decision ruling that a noncitizen could be deported for illegally registering to vote and casting ballots.

Margarita Del Pilar Fitzpatrick is a Peruvian national who registered to vote at an Illinois DMV and cast ballots twice in 2006 for federal candidates. She appealed her deportation ruling to the 7th Circuit.

“This case demonstrates how difficult it is to pursue noncitizen voting crimes without verification measures in voter registration and a federal government that has expressed clear disinterest in combating the problem until now,” PILF President and General Counsel J. Christian Adams said. “The Trump Administration has the right and responsibility to study the true extent of illegal voting by ineligible persons. Hopefully, this case marks a new chapter for election integrity in the years ahead.”

A copy of the ruling can be accessed here.


13 posted on 02/18/2017 5:44:33 AM PST by COBOL2Java (1 Tim 2:1-3)
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To: COBOL2Java
a federal government that has expressed clear disinterest in combating the problem until now

More like a Federal government that has DELIBERATELY allowed MILLIONS of illegal aliens into the country and ENFRANCHISE them.

A DELIBERATE CONSPIRACY BY DOMESTIC MARXISTS IN FEDGOV TO SEIZE POWER FROM WHITE NATIVE BORN US CITIZENS THROUGH MOTOR VOTER.

The CONSPIRATORS need to HANG.

The ILLEGAL VOTERS need to be PURGED, PROSECUTED, AND DEPORTED!!!!

41 posted on 02/18/2017 7:43:39 AM PST by Rome2000 (SMASH THE CPUSA-SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS-CLOSE ALL MOSQUES)
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