My father and sister got their mail-in ballots yesterday, but I did not receive mine. I'm pretty vocal about my politics, and I'm an anarchist. Shit already wasn't settling right with me, and now I see this news.

its fed to none other than PALANTIR.

If you structure voting laws such that you could illegally register or vote, you want this to happen. There is really no reason you would need a fucking third agency checking the legitimacy of votes. Especially since voter fraud has been checked and checked again, so many times recently in the US, and every fucking time it turned out to be less then a nothing burger. Why in the ever-loving fucking fuck would some Immigration and Customs agency EVER (EVER!?) need voter records. It's a plain violation of the right to vote in privacy.

It's fuckin' rotten.

Who would have thought that the presidents personal police force would act like the presidents personal police force?

Literally nobody could have forseen this.

The 166-page document that ICE turned over to Democracy Forward shows that HSI has considered sending undercover agents to investigate nonprofit organizations accused of illegally registering noncitizens to vote. President Donald Trump and his allies have repeatedly and baselessly claimed that noncitizen voting is a significant problem in the US.

HSI admits in one of the newly released documents that its “review” of more than 40 nonprofits in New Jersey uncovered “no derogatory information.”

This sounds about right.

DHS, and by association, ICE, are by far theost rife with "waste, fraud, and abuse". Where's the inspector general on that?

in what state does it record who voted, in a manner that is rigorous? in my town a little old lady looks at my id or knows me and goes to a roll of names, finds my addr and crosses my name off. in pencil. or pen sometimes. and i have no idea, unless i am watching if she messes up.

it’s not a real system to indicate i have voted.

and there should not really be one anyway. i am never going to scan my id into a computer to vote

I have always been a registered Republican. With the exception of John McCain when he was running for president, I have never voted for a Republican in a general election in my life.