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San Francisco begins registering non-citizens, and illegal immigrants to vote


July 19, 2018 KUSI Newsroom

SAN FRANCISCO (KUSI) – The Sacramento Bee is reporting that illegal immigrants and non-citizens have began registering to vote for a election happening this November.

This makes San Francisco the first California city to allow illegal immigrants, and non-citizens voting rights in local elections.

Hillary Ronen, a San Francisco supervisor, told the San Francisco Chronicle, “This is no-brainer legislation,”



Yeah this makes a lot of sense.

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The poor will get poorer and the rich richer.

Illegals already count populationwise for districting in local state and national elections.

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^Troll who runs away when he's disproven.

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You make click bait propaganda, which may need to be addressed, but not any follow ups because they are worthless.

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And don't forget the dems get rich just like republicans.

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Do you have a link? I just searched the Sacramento Bee site and didn't see anything about this.

EDIT: found it

https://www.sacbee.com/news/state/california/article215095600.html

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Interesting read, the only note I'll add is it seems to apply only to local school board elections. The article is a bit vague so I'm not sure how wide the scope of their voting rights would be.

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It means the school board will have to create their own voter rolls instead of using the city's. A school board is automatically strapped for cash because it is a honey pot, and simple things like these are unaffordable expensive, if you have every seen a chart of how much extra it costs to have government documents printed in multiple languages, or to teach English as a second language for example. This will put pressure on the city to give them more money, which will pressure the city to adopt or "harmonize" these measures city-wide instead. It will save money, even thought it cost money.

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I'm on the east coast so can't say I'm concerned about local school board elections in San Francisco. I have no idea what their budget is or how this may or may not impact it.

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LOL @ the omissions! Typical propaganda.

The move follows passage of a 2016 ballot measure by San Francisco voters opening school elections to non-citizens who are over the age of 18, city residents and have children under age 19, reported the publication.

Good job excluding pertinent information.

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What did he leave out?

And why are you defending this when you have multiple threads complaining about foreign citizen interference in elections?

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Are these "non-citizens" paying property and school taxes? If so, it's fair to allow them some say about the schools their children attend. If however, they are here illegally and getting freebies, well, no!

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Next, SF will get rid of the ballot and except a dump on the sidewalk as a valid vote for the demokkkrats.

https://www.californiacitynews.org/2018/01/behold-san-francisco-‘poop-map’.html

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This isn’t a map of errant dog turds, mind you, but of human waste. Wong tells Thrillist in an email that her map is meant to shed light on the issue of homelessness in San Francisco, which is pervasive:


I thought Californians were the caring type. I guess they care more about illegals than they do about legal homeless people.

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California has a ton of programs for homeless people, but they can't be forced to participate.

You also have to realize, as actual intelligent people do, that you will find more homeless people clustered in cities with moderate year-round temperatures, instead of places like North Dakota where they would struggle to survive the winter.

But trolls like you who post misleading topics like this just to stir people up, well we can't expect you to have the same level of understanding as intelligent people.

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"This makes San Francisco the first California city to allow illegal immigrants, and non-citizens voting rights in local elections."

It's not local elections. It's only for school board elections and only includes "non-citizens who are over the age of 18, city residents and have children under age 19" who are likely attending public schools.

The OP's post is misleading on purpose.

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The first "California city"? Does this mean other cities have done this as well? That's completely retarded. How stupid can you get to think this is a good idea? Isn't this unconstitutional?

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