Posted on 09/29/2024 7:49:24 PM PDT by Red Badger
A video going viral on X details how a Venezuelan doctor who came to America as a refugee under the Trump administration has been receiving voter registration emails from the Harris-Walz campaign.
The TikTok video in question features a physician explaining how her friend, a gastroenterologist from Venezuela, has been receiving voter registration emails from the Harris campaign despite the fact she cannot legally vote.
“I have a friend from Venezuela…she’s a gastroenterologist in Venezuela…we were talking about the 2020 election today and she showed me today, and she told me, ‘oh, I know they cheated in the 2020 because they’ve been sending me emails to register to vote’ to an email account that she opened in Venezuela many, many, many years ago that she used for immigration and communication when she applied to come here, because she came here legally,” the woman says.
“She showed me the emails, and she had a bunch of Kamala Harris registered to vote, Kamala Harris campaign. And I’m like, ‘Wait, are you a permanent resident, or are you a are you a citizen?’ She’s like, ‘No, I’m not even a permanent resident yet.'”
“She hasn’t gotten her papers yet. And she knows that she’s not allowed to vote and it’s illegal for her to vote, but she’s receiving these emails,” the woman continues. “Unless the White House or DHS sold her information to a third-party, which is possible, why would they send her emails from Kamala’s campaign if they know she’s not a legal citizen?”
“Can someone explain to me why are they sending noncitizens emails to register to vote and to vote for Kamala Harris?“ she asks.
Though the woman’s testimony is unverified, her claims raise alarming questions about the Harris campaign’s “get out the vote” approach.
Additionally, government agencies in 49 states under the Biden regime have been providing voter registration forms to illegal aliens without requiring proof of citizenship, according to reports.
The Ohio Secretary of State’s Election Integrity Unit earlier this month also uncovered illegal voter registration forms in Creole (a language common in Haiti), and is monitoring third-party groups and paid canvassers for potential fraud.
There is currently no requirement on federal voting forms to provide proof of US citizenship, though it is illegal to falsely claim one is a citizen or for a non-citizen to cast a ballot in a federal election.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department filed a lawsuit last week against the State of Alabama, accusing it of breaking the law by attempting to purge non-citizens from the voter rolls, claiming the move somehow “disenfranchises eligible voters.”
It’s almost as if the federal government is facilitating an environment where non-citizens can more easily vote in the election.
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I thought he had to sell Info Wars? No?
My daughter is at Univ of TX on Dallas and has a friend who is an exchange student. She keeps getting emails for her to register to vote. She keeps replying that she’s not a citizen. I told my daughter to tell thus gal to report UT to Ken Paxtons office
Report it to Paxton, should be
Arrest them all on charges of election fraud.
So, no one cares.
Voter fraud is accepted by the low-info types
Obviously she does not understand the Democrat Party. I wonder if they teach that when you apply for your permanent residency.
In your dreams. Liars and cheaters in charge of lying and cheating.
Not a shock at all.
Shock?
It’s exactly what we knew she would do. There isn’t a place low or illegal enough to embarrass her.
I wish it were shocking.
“There is currently no requirement on federal voting forms to provide proof of US citizenship, though it is illegal to falsely claim one is a citizen or for a non-citizen to cast a ballot in a federal election.”
It’s also “illegal” to drive 56 in a 55 zone.
It’s pretty apparent that the fraud is up and running. They won’t need to photocopy ballots when they’ve mailed real ones to half the planet.
What’s shocking about that?
To MSM aficionados it is..............
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