Well, well, well, one of those things we’ve been told is a “conspiracy theory” just became reality again. In the state of Texas, thousands of illegal immigrants have been found on the voter rolls, as registered voters. You know, that thing the left insists “never happens”? Yeah, it happened. Again.
According to Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson, a new election review has identified at least 2,724 potential noncitizens registered to vote in Texas elections. That’s not a typo. We’re talking about people who are not U.S. citizens, listed in the same voter database as the people who determine your mayor, governor, representatives, and yes, even the President.
Nelson explained that this information came from cross-referencing the state’s 18 million registered voters with data from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ SAVE database, something states didn’t have access to until President Trump opened that door during his administration. That move, she said, was a “game changer,” and she’s right. If you want clean elections, start by cleaning up the voter rolls.
Now ask yourself — if this is happening in Texas, how many other states have quietly brushed this under the rug? How many have never even checked? And how many elections in the past decade have been influenced by ineligible votes cast by noncitizens?
Of course, the media tried to deny this for years. The moment you said “illegal immigrants are voting,” the fact-checkers pounced, wagging fingers and screaming about how rare that is. Except here’s the thing: “rare” doesn’t mean “nonexistent,” and when you’re talking about 2,700+ in just one state, that’s not rare, that’s a red flag the size of Texas.
The Texas Secretary of State identified over 2,700 potential illegal immigrants are registered to vote.
We are removing them from the voter rolls.
Only US citizens can vote in Texas.https://t.co/gTmfYWqny6
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) October 21, 2025
Governor Greg Abbott weighed in and said the state is now in the process of removing these people from the voter rolls. That’s a good start, but let’s be honest — this shouldn’t fall on just Texas. We need a national audit. Every state, every voter roll, cross-checked against actual citizenship records. If we can ID you for buying cold medicine, we can ID you to vote.
This is why voter ID is not just common sense, it’s essential. The left wants to act like asking for an ID is voter suppression. No. Letting foreign nationals vote in our elections is voter suppression — against American citizens.
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