Undocumented Aliens Are Registered to Vote in Georgia
Undocumented Aliens Are Registered to Vote in Georgia
WE VISITED THE COMPLEX TO ASK RESIDENTS TWO QUESTIONS, 1) ARE YOU A CITIZEN AND 2) ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? SHOCKINGLY, 14% OF RESPONDENTS ADMITTED TO BEING NON-CITIZENS REGISTERED TO VOTE.
Powerhouse investigative Reporter, Anthony Rubin of Muckracker.com has filmed dozens of illegal aliens confessing to being registered to vote – and in some cases, already having voted – in US elections. They report either door-knock campaigns or being approached to register at their place of work.
This is one of the many ways that the Democrat Party plans to steal the 2024 election from Donald Trump.
On a personal note, I was receiving spam text messages, asking me if I had applied to receive my Mail-In ballot for North Carolina, where I have lived since 2021. So I wanted to see what the Dems were up to and I applied. I was queried about whether I was disabled or out-of-state or whether I just wanted to receive a ballot to see who all of my local candidates were? I ticked the last option.
The app then located and very officially displayed my voter registration and my district. I am registered as Unaffiliated and since voting records are public in my state, the app could see that I had voted down-the-line Republican in 2022.
I was then informed by the app that there were "No upcoming elections for which I was qualified to receive a mail-in ballot" and the whole thing turned out to be a phishing/datamining operation and I am so embarrassed and these are very lawless times, so I really advise everybody to NOT answer your phones, unless it's from a trusted number. Scan and block numbers from your phone from all spam texts and calls, at all times. Do not engage.
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TRANSCRIPT
(Undercover Video)
Undercover Reporter: We come from a company that is dedicated to registering Hispanic people so they can vote in upcoming elections. Are you already registered?
Woman #1: We already voted.
Undercover Reporter: You already voted?
Woman #1: Yes.
Undercover Reporter: Are you a citizen or…
Woman #1: Uh, no.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered or…
Woman #2: Yes.
Undercover Reporter: Are you a citizen or…
Woman #2: No.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered at work?
Woman #3: Yes, we have.
Undercover Reporter: You've already been registered? Are you a citizen or not a citizen?
Woman #3: No, no.
Anthony Rubin: The apartment complex, Elliot Norcross in Norcross, Georgia is occupied primarily by non-citizens. We visited the complex to ask residents two questions, 1) Are you a citizen and 2) Are you registered to vote? Shockingly, 14% of respondents admitted to being non-citizens registered to vote.
(Undercover video)
Undercover Reporter: Hello. Hello, sorry to bother you. We come from an organization that is dedicated to registering Hispanic people so they can vote in upcoming elections. Have you already been registered?
Woman #3: Yes, already.
Undercover Reporter: Already? And was it at work or…
Woman #3: No, someone came.
Undercover Reporter: Did someone come knocking at your door?
Woman #3: Yes.
Undercover Reporter: Ah, ok. Thank you very much. Oh, and are you a citizen or…
Woman #3: No.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered at work or somewhere else?…
Woman #4: I think so (giggles).
Undercover Reporter: At work?
Woman #4: Uh-huh. Yes.
Undercover Reporter: Ah, ok. Are you a citizen or… Or not a citizen?
Woman #4: No.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered at work?
Woman #3: Yes, already.
Undercover Reporter: Ah, already registered?
Woman #3: Yes, already. Sorry, I didn't hear you very well because of the wind. Have you already been registered?
Woman #3: Yes, already.
Undercover Reporter: And you, are you a citizen or not a citizen?
Woman #3: No-o-o-o!
Undercover Reporter: We come from an organization that is dedicated to registering Hispanic people so they can vote in upcoming elections. Have you been registered?
Woman #1: We already voted.
Undercover Reporter: Already voted?
Woman #1: Yes.
Undercover Reporter: Are you a citizen or…
Woman #1: Ah, no.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered at work or something like that?
Woman #5: No – yes, already.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered at work?
Woman #5: (Shakes head "yes")
Undercover Reporter: Ah, ok. And you, are you a citizen or not a citizen?
Woman #5: No, I am not a citizen.
Undercover Reporter: Where are you from?
Woman #5: From Honduras.
Undercover Reporter: Have you already been registered at work or here?
Woman #6: Yes, already.
Undercover Reporter: Are you a citizens or no?
Man #1: No, no, no, no, no.
Undercover Reporter: Thank you very much. God bless you.
Man #1: Why are you asking me if we are citizens? No, we are illegal. But we are established in this country – and without us, this country would not be worthwhile, do you understand me?
Undercover Reporter: Yes.
Man #1: Because we are the best workers you can have in the United States.
Anthony Rubin: According to the Immigration Policy Institute, approximately 339,000 non-citizens live in Georgia. If the 14% statistic holds true, state-wide, over 47,000 non-citizens will be registered to vote.
For context, Joe Biden won the state of Georgia by just under 12,000 votes in the 2020 election. Based on our findings, the integrity of the 2024 election is in great jeopardy.
Running Time: 3 mins
