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Flyers left on dozens of cars in Alexandria raise voter intimidation concerns
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Just weeks before the midterm elections, flyers that appear to target immigrants are raising concerns about possible voter intimidation in Alexandria, Virginia. The flyers discovered on dozens of car windshields Monday cite laws prohibiting non-citizens from voting in federal elections and included …
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It explains that U.S. law bans “illegal aliens” from voting for president, vice president, Senate or House elections, “or entering/residing in the United States.” The flyers had a logo that says U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the bottom corner.
Residents in an Alexandria neighborhood are raising concerns after flyers described as anti-immigrant were placed on several cars, with one neighbor saying the incident has left people feeling targeted and afraid.
Just weeks before the midterm elections, flyers that appear to target immigrants are raising concerns about possible voter intimidation in Alexandria, Virginia. The flyers discovered on dozens of car windshields Monday cite laws prohibiting non-citizens from voting in federal elections and included …
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