RED ALERT: Secret Biden Election Plan Revealed - Shocking Details
Secretaries of State across the nation are raising concerns about an executive order issued by President Biden early in his term, which they claim will facilitate voting by non-citizens and illegal immigrants in federal elections.
In an interview with Fox News, Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen, who is spearheading the opposition, highlighted Executive Order 14019, describing it as an excessively broad application of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. He argued that Biden’s order “weaponizes and mobilizes the entire federal government apparatus to become voter registration agencies.”
The secretary’s office began its investigation after a voter reported receiving a voter registration form from an Alabama state agency addressed to a deceased relative who had passed away two years prior. Allen discovered that state agencies, such as Medicaid and other welfare offices funded by the federal government, are required under the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) to offer voter registration forms to anyone interacting with these agencies, according to Fox.
Allen asserted that this process includes non-citizens and illegal immigrants, claiming that the 2021 executive order lacks the necessary provisions to ensure forms are only sent to U.S. citizens. He explained that individuals receive voter registration information regardless of whether they are ultimately approved for the public benefits they applied for.
“And that’s why it’s so vitally important that the federal government, Congress, reform the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 and then allow the states to conduct their own voter registration, take it out of the hands of the federal government,” Allen stated.
“It’s through state agencies that are federally funded and, of course, mandated by federal law, which is the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. And it doesn’t matter how they come in contact through the mail or through in-person or through online, if they are applying for these public benefits, if they come in contact with that agency, they are receiving the voter registration form,” he continued. “And that’s very, very troubling that non-citizens, whether legal or illegal immigrants are receiving those voter registration forms.”
“Only American citizens should be allowed to vote in our elections. And I strongly believe that the people of Alabama believe that only American citizens should be allowed to vote in our elections. And that’s something that I’m not going to back away from,” Allen told Fox. “Something that we cannot back away from. And it’s something that we must remain strong in and continue to advocate for these reforms.”
“Again, for the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, sensible reforms. And, and that’s why we’ve got to put President Trump back in the White House. That’s why we’ve got to have strong GOP majorities in the United States Senate and strong GOP majorities in the United States House of Representatives to make sure that we can reform the NVRA to put some protections in there to verify citizenship. It is imperative, moving forward, that we do that,” he emphasized.
Fox added:
The White House described Executive Order 14019 as a measure to protect “the right to vote for all Americans who are legally entitled to participate in elections,” including Black voters and other voters of color.
At the time, the Biden administration viewed the order as part of the federal government’s responsibility “to expand access to, and education about, voter registration and election information, and to combat misinformation, in order to enable all eligible Americans to participate in our democracy.”
In March, Allen testified before the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, discussing the challenges state election officials face in ensuring only U.S. citizens register and vote.
During the hearing, he explained that in December, his office requested a list of non-citizens from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to cross-check against Alabama’s voter file. However, the federal government denied this request and instead directed the Alabama secretary of state’s office to use the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program to verify citizenship.
Allen informed the panel that SAVE explicitly states the law cannot be used to verify citizenship for voter registration purposes.
“The federal government and the federal courts have blocked previous efforts by states to verify citizenship and I think that it is important now more than ever, especially given what is happening at our southern border,” Allen said.