This article jumped right into the new ID card. After reading the first paragraph, I saw how they are trying to make change and not just let all these people without identification stay like that. This article mentions the fact that Illinois has no state requirement when registering to vote. Anyone that is trying to vote can simply lie. There is a box that asks you to check yes or no if you’re a citizen. Even if a person is not a citizen, they can easily check yes, that they are. Dietrich mentions that what is going to result from this is people getting deported. Because it will oblivious that they are not citizens. They figured out about 100,000 active registrants who are non citizens, which is crazy how much they are lying and beating the system.
It is hard to agree or disagree for me because I always tend to try look at things in both perspectives. I can look at in the perspective as a citizen and think about my country and if I want noncitizens to have a say in whatever the case may be. I also look at in a non citizen perspective because I have so many family members that are non citizens and I truly feel that they should have the same rights as us no matter what. If I had to choose between both my perspectives, I would say yes, we should have new ID cards because it is only fair, and we should make a stand for this to happen.
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