OOPS: Illegal Aliens On San Francisco Voter Rolls Freaking Out That ICE May Use Them To Deport Them All
Fewer worries that the feds could subpoena voter registration rolls, looking for illegal aliens, and “we would have to turn them over” — addresses and all.
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NWCBy NWC Published On 2:50 PM Mar 6, 2018 1,418

A key backer of San Francisco granting illegal aliens and non-citizens the right to cast ballots in school elections now wants the city to spend as much as $500,000 a year to warn undocumented residents that registering to vote could point the feds their way.

Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer was on the school board when she urged voters to pass Proposition N in November 2016, arguing that it would give immigrants more of a say in their children’s education. Its passage made San Francisco the first California city to give illegal aliens and non-citizens the right to vote in any election.

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Of course, something else happened in that election — Donald Trump won the presidency. His anti-immigration policies are at the heart of Fewer’s switcheroo.

“Those who choose to vote should know some of the risks involved,” Fewer said.

The first election in which San Francisco’s approximately 44,000 noncitizens will be able to vote is in November. City elections Director John Arntz says his office is looking at creating a form for them that would require them to give their address before they could cast a school-board ballot.

Fewer worries that the feds could subpoena voter registration rolls, looking for illegal aliens, and “we would have to turn them over” — addresses and all.


Under guidelines being drawn up by the Board of Supervisors, warning notices to prospective voters would have to be translated into as many as 48 languages and circulated not just to schools, but also preschools and community resource centers.

The warnings would alert those thinking of signing up that the feds may have access to their personal information.

Fewer estimates that the city may need as much as $500,000 a year to keep everyone informed on the issue. That money covers everything from administrative costs and materials to grants for nonprofits to hire outreach workers.

But even her call for an initial $125,000 to get the ball rolling drew a less-than-enthusiastic response from Mayor Mark Farrell, who was opposed to the initiative from the start.

“If the Board of Supervisors believes another outreach program is needed, they should work with the Department of Elections,” he said.

Farrell was the lone supervisor to oppose putting Prop. N on the ballot in 2016, calling it a “slippery slope.”

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You’re full of good news this morning Downtown

Keep cranking out bus tickets south hahaha!

I had that same smile when I was reading it

Unintended Consequences are a bitch, aren't they?

Wonderful news,that should make the cockroachs pucker.

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Under guidelines being drawn up by the Board of Supervisors, warning notices to prospective voters would have to be translated into as many as 48 languages and circulated not just to schools, but also preschools and community resource centers.

The warnings would alert those thinking of signing up that the feds may have access to their personal information.

Fewer estimates that the city may need as much as $500,000 a year to keep everyone informed on the issue.

Half a million annually to circulate warnings in 48 languages? Horse shit. What the hell is the matter with these "leaders?"

Once sentence, in English, on the voter registration form will cost next to nothing.

Don't understand English? Fine, don't vote. Or better yet, take your chances with ICE.

Giving illegal aliens the vote? How is this not foreign interference in our elections? The Russians look like amateurs compared to this.

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wants the city to spend as much as $500,000 a year to warn undocumented residents that registering to vote could point the feds their way.

Now that's a telling situation.

How can those idiots claim on one hand 'there's no such thing as voter fraud' and then hyperventilate about the risk to illegals of the 'Feds' getting access to voter rolls?

Guess they are learning thet there is a downside to "registration".

And they wonder why pro 2A folks are against registration.

Reap what ye sow.

The way things are going out there, they probably have a way of overturning a subpoena or they would just ignore it.

Registration leads to deportation

Please, please, please ICE use the voter info to deport every single one of them. I'd smile for a month straight.

Complete breakdown of the rule of law.
How is this not obstruction of justice and a number of other laws and why don't the fed's show up with the cuffs and haul a few of these criminals (the politicians/officials) off to jail to face charges?

The Democrats would like nothing better to do something like this and to completely do away with American "citizens" rights as citizens and let illegals have their way to vote Democrat in all elections

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Originally posted by joel9507:

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wants the city to spend as much as $500,000 a year to warn undocumented residents that registering to vote could point the feds their way.

Now that's a telling situation.

How can those idiots claim on one hand 'there's no such thing as voter fraud' and then hyperventilate about the risk to illegals of the 'Feds' getting access to voter rolls?

Bingo! So what exactly is voter fraud then?

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Originally posted by 6guns:

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Originally posted by joel9507:

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wants the city to spend as much as $500,000 a year to warn undocumented residents that registering to vote could point the feds their way.

Now that's a telling situation.

How can those idiots claim on one hand 'there's no such thing as voter fraud' and then hyperventilate about the risk to illegals of the 'Feds' getting access to voter rolls?

Bingo! So what exactly is voter fraud then?

Voter fraud is when a Republican wins, silly.

Sessions should "announce" that voting as an illegal alien is a "deportable" offense.
Now that would get the libs riled wouldn't it?

I guess maybe my memory has become seriously faulty.

I seem to recall something about only CITIZENS can legally vote in this country.

I want my wife to vote here and she is still a registered legal. She has her personal reasons that make a lot of sense to me. Has to do with what she would do if I die before her.

Edited to add: Double checked on the interweb and I was correct.

Must be a CITIZEN, at least 18 years old and non-felon.

That would seem to disqualify a whole lot of people.

Not only the illegals, but the convicted felon citizens as well.