The idea that Americans are being systematically “replaced” by immigrants to secure permanent political power for Democrats was once dismissed as a conspiracy theory. However, this has now become a confirmed reality.

Recently, the Democratic National Committee (DNC), along with Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries, filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration in response to efforts aimed at securing American voices and votes by preventing illegal immigrants from voting. The U.S. Constitution mandates protections for American citizens, yet the Democratic Party now advocates for allowing non-citizens to vote. Supporters of non-citizen voting argue that it promotes an inclusive democracy, but there is a glaring hypocrisy in their stance.

Organizations like the NAACP and the Urban League, historically champions of civil rights, have joined those pushing for non-citizen voting. These groups have long fought against the systemic disenfranchisement of Black Americans but now, in loyalty to certain political agendas, they compromise the foundation of voter integrity by supporting policies that definitively dilute the impact of Black voices at the polls. The practical effects of these policies are troubling. Granting illegal immigrants voting rights diminishes the power of legal voters, particularly in communities where Black Americans have fought hard to gain representation. By endorsing a system that permits non-citizens to vote, these organizations inadvertently contribute to a process that disenfranchises and suppresses the voices of Black voters whom they claim to represent.

The push for non-citizen voting raises serious concerns about election integrity and security. Allowing those without legal standing to vote undermines the principle that only American citizens should have a say in how the country is governed. Individuals who hold views contrary to American values (and, generally speaking, are illiterate in their own language) could significantly alter the nation and ultimately turn it into one like they recently fled. It is essential to preserve the integrity of the electoral system, ensuring that votes are correctly counted and strictly reflect those who have a legal right to participate in the democratic process.

The Democratic Party’s assertion that non-citizens should influence election outcomes sets a dangerous precedent. It opens the door to widespread manipulation, allowing those who seek to dominate political power to shift the balance through illegal influence. Recent reports of illegal voting practices, including the registration and participation of non-citizens in elections, are direct affronts to every American citizen, reinforcing perpetual disenfranchisement for all citizen voters. The most troubling aspect of supporting non-citizen voting is its disenfranchisement of legal voters, especially in marginalized communities. Throughout American history, there have been efforts to suppress votes, particularly those of Black Americans.

During the Reconstruction era, Democrats employed poll taxes and literacy tests, exacerbating the struggle for Black Americans to vote—a struggle that has been long and arduous. Today, however, Democrats again seem to be scheming to silence and drown out Black votes by encouraging voting from those who are not legally entitled to participate. Ironically, in the name of “progressive” causes, leftist groups now stand in direct opposition to their own purported historical struggle for voting rights. By advocating for policies that would allow illegal immigrants to vote, these groups inadvertently contribute to a system that weakens the power of the citizens they claim to represent. This issue is particularly critical for Black Americans, who have fought hard for voting rights, culminating in the Civil Rights Movement and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

To ensure America’s future and success in Black/ethnic communities, only legitimate votes from American citizens must be counted. We must ensure that only valid votes hold sway. By supporting non-citizen voting, organizations that once championed Black political power actively undermine it. Prioritizing the votes of non-citizens over those of Black voters represents a tragic hypocrisy. The focus should remain on empowering Black voices, not diminishing their influence in favor of those not citizens of the country. Any arguments claiming that expanding voting rights to illegal immigrants promotes democracy are fundamentally flawed and dangerous.

The integrity of American elections must be safeguarded, ensuring that the voices of legal voters, particularly those from marginalized communities like Black Americans, are not overshadowed by those who lack the legal right to vote. It is hypocritical for the Democratic Party and civil rights groups, which have historically fought for voter rights, to demand policies now designed to undermine those rights.