“American citizens should be the only ones at the polling place, because they’re the only ones who should be picking…
“American citizens should be the only ones at the polling place, because they’re the only ones who should be picking our leaders.” @SecMullinDHS
Posted on X 2026-11-03 by @DHSgov · View on X →
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That's right. I mean, because ICE is Immigration Customs Enforcement. And so if you're an American citizen, which, by the way, American citizens, legal to vote, should be the only one at the polling place because they're the only ones that should be picking our leaders.
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Analyzed 2026-11-03 22:50 UTC.
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How many verified cases of non-citizens voting or being present at polling places to vote have been documented in recent U.S. federal elections?
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“American citizens should be the only ones at the polling place, because they’re the only ones who should be picking our leaders.” @SecMullinDHS
That's right. I mean, because ICE is Immigration Customs Enforcement. And so if you're an American citizen, which, by the way, American citizens, legal to vote, should be the only one at the polling place because they're the only ones that should be picking our leaders.
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