END THE FRAUD once and for all!
Arizona, a key battleground state that flipped back to President Donald Trump in 2024, is leading the charge on voter integrity. In a groundbreaking development, 15 counties across the state have agreed to work with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to verify the citizenship status of voters on the rolls—marking a major win for Americans demanding fair and transparent elections.
This step follows a lawsuit led by America First Legal (AFL), a nonprofit founded by Trump senior adviser Stephen Miller. The suit, which targeted election officials in Arizona, has now been settled with an agreement that allows local election offices to request citizenship data from DHS under federal statutes 8 U.S.C. §§ 1373 and 1644.
Arizona Cracks Down on Election Fraud: Citizenship Will Be Verified
With over 250,000 illegal immigrants estimated to reside in Arizona, verifying voter eligibility is more important than ever. Thanks to this new agreement:
- Only U.S. citizens will be allowed to vote in federal elections
- Counties can directly confirm citizenship with DHS
- Voters without Documentary Proof of Citizenship (DPOC) will be notified and removed if proof isn’t provided
Maricopa County, one of the largest in the nation, confirmed it has already started the process. In the words of County Recorder Justin Heap:
“Ensuring only citizens can vote is essential to restoring trust. One citizen, one vote—that’s not just a slogan. It’s the right of every American.”
Republican-Led House Passes SAVE Act: Voter ID and Proof of Citizenship Required
This momentum comes as the Republican House passed the SAVE Act (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act), which would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote nationwide. The bill, backed by President Trump and GOP lawmakers, aims to end loopholes that allow non-citizens to vote in federal elections.
Key facts about the SAVE Act:
- Requires official documentation of U.S. citizenship to vote
- Bans non-citizen participation in federal elections
- Designed to restore election integrity in border states and across America
Critics from the left claim the law could discourage voter turnout, but conservative Americans know the truth—election integrity is non-negotiable.
Arizona Law: No Proof, No Vote
Under current Arizona law:
- Voters must provide DPOC or risk being labeled “federal-only” voters
- Federal-only voters may vote in federal elections, but not local or state races
- If no proof is submitted, registrations must be rejected
This ensures only lawful citizens have a voice in who leads our country—a vital step in upholding constitutional values.
Final Thoughts: A Win for Every Law-Abiding American
This victory in Arizona sends a loud and clear message: America’s elections belong to Americans. With President Trump back in the White House and the GOP fighting to protect your vote, the tide is turning in the battle against election fraud.
Stay informed. Stay patriotic. Support policies that put Americans first.
