Biden Judge Blocks DOJ From Full NJ Noncitizen Voter List
Thousands of noncitizens on NJ rolls trigger a judge's order limiting DOJ access, pitting fraud-prevention demands against warnings of manufactured panic.
New Jersey identified thousands of noncitizens on voter rolls. DOJ requested the full list. A Biden-appointed judge blocked full disclosure. Side A calls it clear evidence that proof-of-citizenship laws like the SAVE Act are essential. Side B says the numbers are inflated to push restrictive rules.
Why these scores — Contention high because two named accounts frame the same court order as either urgent proof or deliberate exaggeration. Authenticity limited by single-source verification and no public release of the full matched list or audit methodology from either account.
New Jersey discovered thousands of noncitizens on its voter rolls, then a federal judge appointed by Biden cut off the DOJ's request for the complete dataset.
Side A points to the discovered names as direct proof that lax verification lets ineligible votes in, arguing this is exactly why federal proof-of-citizenship requirements must pass. Side B counters that isolated cases get weaponized to justify barriers that hit legitimate voters hardest, with little evidence of coordinated fraud at scale.
The single-source nature of the initial reports leaves both claims resting on partial data, and the judge's order keeps the fuller picture out of public view for now.
Noncitizens found voting shows why the SAVE America Act and citizenship verification are required to protect elections.
- @GuntherEagleman✓ verified“Noncitizens on rolls and voting proves why SAVE America Act and proof of citizenship needed.”
Noncitizen voting claims are inflated to justify rules that suppress turnout rather than fix real problems.
- @NormEisen✓ verified“Claims of noncitizen voting are exaggerated to justify voter suppression.”
Read it straight — Read the actual court filing and state election audit methodology instead of the two X posts.