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White House seeks to remove non-citizens from voter rolls ahead of midterm elections
The White House is pushing for the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls in various states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, citing concerns over illegal voting. The Department of Homeland Security has been reviewing voter rolls and found significant numbers of non-citizens registered to vote, prompting calls for legislative action to ensure only citizens can vote.
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The White House is pushing for the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls in various states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, citing concerns over illegal voting. The Department of Homeland Security has been reviewing voter rolls and found significant numbers of non-citizens registered to vote, prompting calls for legislative action to ensure only citizens can vote.
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