Advocacy groups sue Alabama over voter roll purge
- Advocacy groups, including the Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice and the League of Women Voters of Alabama, filed a lawsuit against the Alabama Secretary of State and Attorney General.
- The lawsuit claims Alabama's recent voter roll purge targets naturalized citizens, violating their voting rights and requiring them to re-register.
- Jess Unger from the Southern Poverty Law Center stated the purge "undermines the fundamental right to vote" and discriminates against naturalized citizens.
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Voting Rights Groups Defend Alabamians Against Illegal Voter Roll Purge
Alabama Officials Sued Over Removal of Former Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
A number of advocacy groups filed a lawsuit on Friday against the Alabama secretary of state and attorney general over a recent decision that removed some naturalized citizens who were previously noncitizens from voter rolls. The groups argued that this meant these individuals would need to re-register to vote and “undermined the fundamental right to vote.” On Aug. 13, Secretary of State of Alabama Wes Allen announced that his office had identif…
Alabama officials sued for allegedly suppressing new citizens' voting rights - KVNU - News for Northern Utah and Southern Idaho
A coalition of voting rights groups on Friday sued the Alabama secretary of state and attorney general over a policy they say illegally targets naturalized citizens to keep them from voting in the upcoming November election. The lawsuit alleges that a recent policy intended to remove noncitizens from Alabama’s voter rolls “undermines the fundamental right […]
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