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 @B8CHZ4L  from Utah  disagreed…7mos7MO

They are foreigners, they don’t belong to this country and therefore should not be able to dictate foreign (US) policies.

 @B8CTRF7 from Idaho  agreed…7mos7MO

If someone breaks into your house, illegally, they do not belong there. If they come through legally, then its like having a guest. If someone breaks in illegally, they should have no say in American decisions. Leave that to Americans. If you want to come in the country, come in legally.

 @B8QMTW9 from Utah  disagreed…6mos6MO

Foreigners are not citizens, so they do not deserve to have a say on our country's voting administration. There are legal ways to immigrate, it's America first, illegal immigrants do NOT get to make changes when they aren't even citizens.

 @BDBL48W from Utah  disagreed…4wks4W

They are not United States Citizens so why should they be able to vote on the problems of the United States.

 @B9RQRZZ from Utah  disagreed…4mos4MO

People who are not citizens of the US should not be allowed to vote for anything as they are not citizens therefore it is not their right to vote for US presidents or officials

 @BD6PRFV from Utah  disagreed…1mo1MO

Only U.S. Citizens should have the right to vote on how the U.S. is controlled. I do not think that if all of Canada came and visited for voting day that they should be able to vote that day.

 @B9MD3FC from Utah  disagreed…4mos4MO

American citizens should elect American leaders, I cant nor do i want to go to Mexico and vote in their elections because it's not my country and i haven't earned the right to elect their leaders.

 @BD3P8YV from Utah  disagreed…1mo1MO

No, they should not because they came here without permission. But can be given the chance to gain rights by becoming American.

 @B9VMFT6Women’s Equality from Utah  disagreed…4mos4MO

If the foreigners are living in the U.S full time then they should be allowed to vote but if they're planning on moving out of the U.S any time soon then they shouldn't be able to vote on a president who won't even impact them at all.

 @B8766HW from Utah  disagreed…7mos7MO

They don’t know our customs, so how should they be able to vote on these customs and traditions. But some should still be able to if they secure documentation in certain instances or living here long enough (10 years or however long needed to get citizenship normally).

 @BD8J8TB from Utah  agreed…4wks4W

I think that they should be able to vote because it is kind ainfair for them if there not able to to vote and I feel like everyone that is here should be able to vote.

 @B8CGR57 from Utah  disagreed…7mos7MO

Even though I am also a foreigner, voting is right for citizens because this is one of the most important citizen right and until they get their citizenship they shouldn't vote.

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