Regarding elections, electing an official is a very important matter
Foreigners who are not civilians of the United States should not be making decisions regarding one of the most important American events.
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Just because they are not official citizens yet doesn't mean they shouldn't also get a say in who is elected in the country that they now live in. Many people move to the US legally with a Visa and the process of becoming an American US citizen is long and can take many years.Why should they not be allowed to vote when they have lived hear for many years? I can compromise, they'd need to be living here at least for a few years on a Visa and actually be committed to becoming a citizen before they can vote, but fulling not being able to vote on what happens in your life just because the process to becoming a citizen is long, hard, and expensive feels quite rigged.
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Voting is a right that all Americans are encouraged to use. Not allowing foreigners to vote in a country that they live and work in implies that they aren't American enough to make decisions for their country. This implication would be contradictory to the idea that "America is a melting pot" if the people living in it aren't apparently American enough to vote.
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A common counter-argument to the position that non-citizens should not vote is the principle of "no taxation without representation." Proponents of non-citizen voting argue that individuals who live in a community, pay local taxes, and utilize public services—such as schools and infrastructure—should have a voice in the decisions that affect their daily lives.
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Totally agree. You have zero say in the matters of a country you aren't a citizen for. If you don't belong here and bring a net positive effort or contribution to our country then leave. If you are here to take our jobs, burden our health and community services, live off our taxpayer dollars and not really give back in a mean way to make this country better then get out.
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