House GOP wants proof of citizenship to vote, boosting an election-year talking point - The Daily Reporter - Greenfield Indiana
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
49% : "The House vote comes days after the Republican National Committee released its party platform, which emphasizes border security issues and takes a stand against Democrats giving "voting rights" to migrants living in the country illegally.Republicans are expected to shine a light on their immigration and election integrity concerns at the Republican National Convention next week in Milwaukee, where Trump is scheduled to accept his third straight nomination for president.___Swenson reported from New York.41% : "On his Truth Social platform this week, Trump suggested that Democrats are pushing to give noncitizen migrants the right to vote and urged Republicans to pass the legislation -- the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act -- or "go home and cry yourself to sleep.
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