The U.S. Constitution, including the 14th Amendment, allow for voting rights only to all U.S. citizens including naturalized citizens. Since the President and Congress wield Federal decision-making power, only votes that have been verified as being cast by U.S. citizens shall be counted for the offices of the President of the United States, U.S. Senator and U.S. House of Representative candidates.
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This is of course already the law. But it is not enforced. How about removing them from the voter rolls to start with. I like the idea of starting all voter rolls from zero. Every US citizen would have to prove their identity, residency, and citizenship in person to get on the voter rolls. Special help could be provided for those too ill or disabled to come in and do this. I think it would be wise to keep up with the rolls too, so when people move or die, they go off the rolls. Perhaps every year people who are already on the rolls can 2024-11-14T06:00:00Z. If they don’t reup, they will be removed.