To be clear, this amendment does not require States to turn over noncitizens for prosecution; it simply allows States to do so while not protecting those that represent their immigration status for the purpose of voter registration.
Walker clarifies the implications of his amendment on noncitizen prosecution.
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There is no doubt that across the globe there is an uptick in extremist ideology, particularly linked to violent, White supremacy anarchy.
The existential threats to the Jewish community have been growing and becoming more complex over the past two decades.
Earlier this month, FBI Director Wray testified that the Bureau had elevated racially-motivated violent extremism to a threat level on par with Islamist terrorism.
We see this concept in White supremacist movements, anti-Government groups, and some violent environmental organizations.
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