Texas Moves to Purge 95,000 Voters Suspected of Not Being U.S. Citizens

Texas officials have launched a purge of 95,000 people from the voter rolls, saying they do not appear to be U.S. citizens just the beginning of a wider, more frequent purging that will happen monthly from now on. Texas Secretary of State David Whitley said working with the Department of Public Safety, his office has been able to identify the potential non-citizens among those registered to vote, including 58,000 who have cast ballots before in Texas elections.

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