Third-world judge blocks feds from verifying that voters in fed elections are U.S. citizens
Judge Sparkle Sooknanan (yes, her first name really is Sparkle) is the daughter of immigrants from Trinidad. She was appointed--for life--by Bribem. And it's just a total coincidence that she was chosen to hear a lawsuit filed by Democrat plaintiffs demanding that the federal government must not be allowed to try to verify that only U.S. citizens vote in federal elections.
Note that the plaintiffs didn't claim non-citizens are legally allowed to vote in federal elections, but merely that the government must not be allowed to try to verify that only U.S. citizens do so.
And again, it's just a total coincidence that she was selected to RULE on this lawsuit, deplorable! Reeeeally!
No it's not. Dems knew exactly where and how to file their lawsuit so it would be heard by a judge known to be a "judicial activist" on issues involving foreign nationals in the United States.
SO...two days ago this totally unbiased (/sarc) judge issued a 75-page RULING for the plaintiffs and against the federal government, ruling that the govt will not be allowed to verify that voters in federal elections are U.S. citizens. Of course her ruling cunningly doesn't explicitly say that, because that would anger American voters against the Democrat partei--but that's exactly the effect of her DECREE.
The principle she claimed supported her ruling was that trying to determine if a voter is a U.S. citizen violates the voter's privacy.
Seriously. You'd think the question of whether someone was a U.S. citizen would be critical for LOTS of issues, and wouldn't be a secret. Ruling that the government isn't allowed to determine the answer is like claiming the government can't use DMV registration data to determine who owns a car used in a drive-by shooting.
In her 75-page ruling she wails that "voting rights" are threatened. No. For young Americans (and Democrats), non-U.S.-citizens do NOT have the right to vote in federal elections. Are we clear here?
Democrat pols: "NOooo, dat not true! Cuz duh Constitution say duh states gits t' run dere elections any way dey want! So if we wanna let 14-year-olds vote (the way their liberal parents do, of course), dat beez perfekly legal! It's right dere in duh Constitution!"
If not overturned on appeal, this ruling could open the door to unlimited voting by non-citizens, because the reasoning used would bar the government from using ANY means to determine citizenship--because of the possibility of error.
All databases contain errors (like officials in Wisconsin in 2020 claiming hundreds of the state's active voters were 120 years old). The plaintiffs--the League of Women Voters, a totally Dem-fellating outfit--claimed using Social Security numbers or any other data could result in some U.S. citizens being flagged as non-citizens. Of course the plaintiffs weren't required to prove this had actually happened, since the process hadn't started. All they needed to show was that it could happen.
And of course anyone erroneously flagged as a non-citizen could be given a month or so to prove citizenship before being removed. No harm done. But this wasn't good enough for Sparkle--because the entire purpose of suing was to enable non-citizens to vote Democrat.
Now consider the inevitable consequences of accepting the "reasoning" in Sparkle's RULING: Since virtually every database has errors, if we accept her logic that the government can't use THIS data (whatever it is) to confirm citizenship, then NO data can be used to verify that all voters are U.S. citizens...which was the goal of the lawsuit, and the legally-specious ruling. But the Mainstream Media carefully avoids that obvious conclusion.
If this ruling isn't overturned, Democrats will win all future elections--because it'll mean non-citizens will be permitted to vote in all elections.
Democrats: "We're not seeing a problem here."
This is how a brilliantly-begun nation is gradually subverted.
Link to her 75-page decision
https://www.frontpagemag.com/third-world-judge-forbids-verifying-citizenship-of-voters/
