Yes

Foreigners should not have the right to vote in the USA because they are not a citizen there, however they should, as the same for everyone else, be granted that right the moment they become a citizen through legal means.

many immigrant families are in the waiting list for years, sometimes even upwards of 20. We shouldn't be holding these people accountable for a faulty system. Furthermore, most immigrants (even illegal immigrants) pay taxes. If they pay taxes, they should be eligible to vote.

If you live in the US then you should be able to have an opinion on what is happening in the country.

Non-citizens being able to vote decreases election security and makes it easier for foreign entities to manipulate democratic processes.

Why do people who don't live here get to dictate what I get to do in my own country? I don't get to decide what happens in China, Russia, France, etc. Makes 0 sense.

They have not earned the right to vote. Those that are citizens are more invested in the laws of the land. Become a citizen and then you will have the right to vote. It is simple common sense.

they weren't born here and if they don't have citizenship I think that they shouldn't but If they do have citizenship they should be able to vote

They may not see the best interest in the American public and may be bias for their own cultural beliefs

The people who should only be able to vote for our president are the people who are citizens of that country.

They are still people and citizens if they are in this country. All citizens should have the right to vote if they wish.

They aren’t citizens, so they shouldn’t have a say in what happens to U.S. citizens, the large majority of our population. If they want a say, they can apply for their own citizenship.

There is no argument for allowing foreigners to have a right to vote in any U.S. election! If not a citizen, then they have no voting privileges!

Arguments for granting non-citizens the right to vote include economic contributions, citing a $96.7 billion tax payment by undocumented immigrants in 2022, historical precedent with 40 states previously allowing non-citizen voting, and the principle of democratic fairness. Proponents contend that allowing non-citizens to vote, currently practiced in locations like D.C. and several states, promotes community integration and civic engagementMoreover, data indicates that voter fraud by non-citizens is "vanishingly rare," supporting the argument that expanding local voting access upholds democratic principles without undermining election integrity

In 2023, Pew Research concluded that there are about 14 million undocumented immigrants who live in the United States. This is a significant portion of the population that deserves to play a role in their government.

Foreigners should only vote if they are legal US citizens and only then should they should have the ability to excerise those rights.

The right to vote is not one of the inalienable rights of the constitution, meaning it is only granted to citizens of the United States.

Foreigners often bring good family values and tend to help each other out. This shows that they mean no harm and should have the right to vote.

US citizens should dictate what we should do for our country. Other countries would expect the same thing, why should we be different? We don't know or understand what's going on in that country unless we are full-fledged citizens.