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For many, proving U.S. citizenship to vote could be costly and difficult
For many, proving U.S. citizenship to vote could be costly and difficult
For many, proving U.S. citizenship to vote could be costly and difficult

Published on: 03/27/2025

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A passport might be the most realistic option for the vast majority of Americans to prove citizenship to vote if Trump’s executive order were enforced.

News Source : https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/03/26/proof-citizenship-voting-explained/

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