Videos tagged with Non-Citizens Voting

The Supreme Court issued a 6-3 emergency order granting a stay on a lower court's injunction, allowing Virginia to proceed with removing non-citizens from voter rolls. This decision impacts the upcoming election and potentially other states with similar programs, overriding a federal district court's ruling based on the National Voter Registration Act.

The US Supreme Court has temporarily halted a federal judge's order that would have reinstated approximately 1,600 non-citizens to Virginia's voter rolls. This decision is a win for Governor Youngkin, who appealed the ruling. The case centers on whether Virginia's process for removing voters, based on DMV data indicating non-citizenship, violates the National Voter Registration Act's (NVRA) 90-day quiet period before federal elections. The Department of Justice sued Virginia, arguing the removals infringed federal law, while Virginia's Attorney General contends the process is individualized and the NVRA doesn't apply to self-identified non-citizens.

This video discusses a federal judge's ruling in Virginia that ordered the reinstatement of over 1,500 self-identified non-citizens onto voter rolls. Governor Glenn Youngkin's administration is petitioning higher courts, including the Supreme Court, to stay this injunction. The speaker expresses concern over potential election interference and urges citizens to vote.