Woman Facing Deportation for Voting Illegally: 'I Was Confused'

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Her ordeal began when she visited a state Department of Motor Vehicles office in 2005 to get a driver's license. She said she presented her Peruvian passport and her green card, and declined on a form to register to vote.

Although she was obviously not a U.S. citizen, she added, a clerk asked her if she wanted to register.

"I was confused," she recalled. "I ask him, 'Am I supposed to?' And he said, 'Well, it is up to you.'"

She said she looked at a voter registration form and marked "yes" next to a U.S. citizen box, unable to find one referencing what she was: a legal permanent resident.

Margarita Del Pilar Fitzpatrick's voter registration. Image: Margarita Del Pilar Fitzpatrick's voter registration. The government later sent her a voter registration card. She subsequently voted in two elections, thinking it was all above board.

After moving ahead with her citizenship application in 2007, Fitzpatrick said she freely told the immigration officer that she voted — not knowing she had done anything wrong. She had.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/wo...or-voting-illegally-i-was-confused/ar-BBzSNPR


Interesting how easy it was for a non-citizen to vote...
 
Granule said:
Her ordeal began when she visited a state Department of Motor Vehicles office in 2005 to get a driver's license. She said she presented her Peruvian passport and her green card, and declined on a form to register to vote.

Although she was obviously not a U.S. citizen, she added, a clerk asked her if she wanted to register.

"I was confused," she recalled. "I ask him, 'Am I supposed to?' And he said, 'Well, it is up to you.'"

She said she looked at a voter registration form and marked "yes" next to a U.S. citizen box, unable to find one referencing what she was: a legal permanent resident.

Margarita Del Pilar Fitzpatrick's voter registration. Image: Margarita Del Pilar Fitzpatrick's voter registration. The government later sent her a voter registration card. She subsequently voted in two elections, thinking it was all above board.

After moving ahead with her citizenship application in 2007, Fitzpatrick said she freely told the immigration officer that she voted — not knowing she had done anything wrong. She had.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/wo...or-voting-illegally-i-was-confused/ar-BBzSNPR


Interesting how easy it was for a non-citizen to vote...
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This has to be bullshit; because the liberal snowflakes have said that there is NEVER any illegal voting by illegals.
 
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