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Those people who have trouble producing acceptable documentation to the state, but are citizens, generally aren't being deported though. And citizens who can't
by oh_sigh 6y ago
Those people who have trouble producing acceptable documentation to the state, but are citizens, generally aren't being deported though. And citizens who can't prove their identity to vote certainly aren't having their non-existent drivers license shared by states.
So what part of the events described in the article are about "shaping the electorate"?
- davmar 6y agohow pedantic. are you trying to misunderstand? one policy serves two functions.