If non-citizens are allowed to vote, then we no longer have a legally constituted government, and the people who took that government away from We The People should be hunted down like dogs.
Historically, 40 states allowed noncitizens to vote going back to 1776, but an anti-immigrant backlash in the late 1800s and early 1900s resulted in laws that eliminated their voting rights by 1926, Hayduk saidAllowing non-citizens to vote state and local elections dates back to the country's founding, and the creation of the Constitution a decade or two later didn't impact the practice. Opposing the enfranchisement of non-citizens is a perfectly defensible position. But using Constitutional principles to support that position corrupts the Constitution.