‘Shameful’: Judge Stuns State With Order That ‘Noncitizens’ Be Put back on Voter Rolls
A federal judge has stunned officials in the state of Virginia with an order that they put a list of 1,600 people, removed from voter rolls under a state program that cracks down on election fraud, back on the voter rolls.
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin promised an immediate appeal of the scheme that could undermine election integrity.
It is WRIC that reported on the ruling from a Joe Biden-appointed judge, District Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles, who claimed that Virginia’s state program to work on keeping its voter rolls clean was “systemic,” not “individual.”
Her claim is that because of her determination, the rolls were cleaned within 90 days of an election, and that’s in violation of the National Voter Registration Act.
It was the Biden administration, which has run a program of open borders for the nation for nearly four years now, removing obstacles that would prevent illegal aliens from simply walking onto U.S. land and taking advantage of the multitude of social and financial benefits programs, that sued the state for trying to remove those who are not eligible to vote. (Read more from “‘Shameful’: Judge Stuns State With Order That ‘Noncitizens’ Be Put back on Voter Rolls” HERE)
