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House Republicans Just Passed a Voter Suppression Bill That Would Disenfranchise Millions
Nine percent of American citizens, roughly 21 million people, don’t have ready access to citizenship documents, according to a study by the Brennan Center and other voting rights groups. Sixty percent of them voted in the 2020 election. Close to 4 million don’t have these documents at all, because they were lost, destroyed, or stolen.
The House of Representatives passed the SAVE Act, a bill Republicans have celebrated but that has drawn the ire of voting rights groups.
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In a massive victory for the GOP on Thursday, the House passed a bill that will set the stage for a massive conservative policy overhaul.
Voting rights advocates have argued the bill will make it harder for millions of Americans to register to vote.
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