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⚠️ TEXAS IDENTIFIES THOUSANDS OF “POTENTIAL NONCITIZENS” ON VOTER ROLLS ⚠️ The Federalist reports that over 2,700 potential noncitizens have been found on Texas’ voter rolls following an investigation by Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson. Her office compared voter registrations with federal immigration records, uncovering individuals flagged in the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services SAVE database. Nelson praised the Trump administration for giving states direct access to the database,
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Texas officials recently claimed to have found “thousands of illegal immigrants” on voter rolls — but the numbers tell a very different story. The state identified 2,724 *potential* noncitizens, which equals just 0.0146% of all registered voters. That word “potential” matters, because most of these cases are likely lawful voters who were flagged due to outdated databases, ID mismatches, or records never updated after naturalization. The same kind of faulty purge happened in Alabama in 2024, when
Texas officials recently claimed to have found “thousands of illegal immigrants” on voter rolls — but the numbers tell a very different story. The state identified 2,724 *potential* noncitizens, which equals just 0.0146% of all registered voters. That word “potential” matters, because most of these cases are likely lawful voters who were flagged due to outdated databases, ID mismatches, or records never updated after naturalization. The same kind of faulty purge happened in Alabama in 2024, when
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