“They’re just our neighbors.” “America was built by immigrants.” These slogans are political shields. They turn legitimate questions about immigration policy into accusations of racism while the officials responsible for the results face no accountability. Americans are asked to judge policies by their stated intentions, not by their costs or consequences. Illegal immigration is already costing taxpayers billions. Schools are overcrowded and forced to divert resources to extra staff, translators, and ESL programs. Emergency rooms and hospitals absorb uncompensated care that drives up costs and wait times for citizens. Benefits systems, emergency Medicaid, education funding, and support for U.S.-born children in mixed-status households, are strained by people who entered or remained here illegally. Legal immigration with standards is one thing. Uncontrolled illegal immigration plus sanctuary policies is another. One operates under the rule of law. The other creates permanent fiscal strain on public services. And one line must remain non-negotiable: illegal immigrants should never be allowed to vote in our elections. Citizenship is the foundation of the franchise. Allowing non-citizens to vote dilutes the voice of citizens, undermines election integrity, and turns immigration policy into a permanent political weapon. Voting is a right of citizens, not a reward for illegal presence. Judgment means measuring outcomes. Secure borders, enforceable laws, no illegal access to benefits, and no non-citizen voting. That is how a nation protects its people, its resources, and its future. Stop Election Fraud Vote RED in the Midterms Vote America First 🇺🇸