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Had to do something election related on Election Day, right?<\/p>\n
We have seen multiple examples of illegal aliens not only voting, but having judges rule in their favor. Most recently, we posted about the judge who MANDATED their votes be counted even after they were proven to be from illegals (luckily, the Supremes blocked THAT nonsense SCOTUSblog<\/a>, but it never should have gone that far, should it?) At least we can depend on out doughty DOJ to fight for the law, right?<\/p>\n “The Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government is conducting oversight of the apparent coordination between the Civil Rights Division and left-wing advocacy groups to impede the ability of states to ensure the accuracy of their voter rolls,” Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, who is chairman of the subcommittee, says in a letter obtained by Fox Digital.<\/p>\n The Department of Justice sued Alabama and Virginia in recent months over their moves to remove non-citizens from the voter rolls. The DOJ has claimed that the states have violated clauses that say states must\u00a0complete their maintenance program no later than 90 days before an election under a clause known as the Quiet Period Provision.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Don’t rock the boat within 90 days of an election is the short translation.<\/p>\n But Roy says the lawsuits from the DOJ came after lawsuits by left-wing civil rights groups. In the letter, Roy says that the Sept. 27 Alabama lawsuit came weeks after a Sept. 13 lawsuit from a coalition of left-wing civil rights groups. The cases were consolidated on Sept. 28.<\/p>\n In Virginia, a civil rights lawsuit was filed on Oct. 7, and the DOJ filed its lawsuit on Oct. 11.<\/p>\n “The cases involve the same or similar plaintiffs and lawyers and follow a similar pattern with respect to the timing of each complaint. These circumstances raise questions as to whether the DOJ\u2019s Civil Rights Division is working with these groups to file cases to keep noncitizens on voter rolls just before the 2024 election and prevent states from ensuring that only eligible citizens vote in federal elections,” Roy says.<\/p>\n He also says the DOJ “did not object to consolidating its cases with those filed by left-wing organizations and attorneys with a public history of opposing bipartisan efforts to prevent noncitizens from voting.”<\/p>\n The DOJ said in a statement Wednesday after the Supreme Court’s ruling, “The Department brought this suit to ensure that every eligible American citizen can vote in our elections. We disagree with the Supreme Court\u2019s order.”\u00a0 Fox News<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Sounds kinda funny that the DOJ seems to be working with groups who want illegals to vote in violation of the law, innit?<\/p>\n But remember, they also say to vote Kamala because Trump will weaponize the government (presumably including DOJ) against us. Yeah, right.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n