Dear Editor,
Since many Americans keep saying that many voters voted illegally during the
2018 midterm elections, I decided to do some research on my own state’s new
laws that were allegedly created to help more US citizens vote in my home state
of California. The two laws I decided to research and study were written and
passed in 2013 and 2015 during the Obama Administration’s era and current
Democrat controlled California legislature and Governor Brown’s era.
Although
these law were allegedly written to make it easier for US citizens to vote in
California, I found that these two laws were written to purposely work in
tandem to basically, from what I gathered during my research, evidently ignore
and circumvent Federal guidelines and laws that control the issuing of United
States’ drivers’ licenses and protect the integrity of American elections.
In
the end, I found what appeared to be purposely created loop holes that for some
reason allows any illegal person who enters US Sovereign Soil to get a
California license by simply either providing (for example) an alleged note
from the (for example) their Mexican consulate that says they are in California
legally to both get a US/California legal driver’s license and/or just sign an
affidavit (basically take their word on their honor?) that says they are in
America legally.
The kicker of these two laws is that if these foreigners are
caught in a lie, they can not be prosecuted because the state of California
takes the complete blame for either infraction because one of these laws has a
“mia culpa” clause (that covers both new legislature laws) which basically puts
the blame on the California’s government and hold the alleged legal or illegal
alien guiltless. You read my last two sentences right. These two laws forces US
citizens and the Federal Government to accept any foreigner’s word to both get
a US/State driver’s license and to vote in our Presidential and local elections
because California’s Government takes the blame for these aliens who break U.S.
laws.
So who wrote these two handy laws that more than likely allowed millions of
undocumented California residents to both get US/State driver’s license that
automatically registered them to vote in all US elections? The first law that
started the disabling of these two Federal Laws that were written to protect
the veracity of America was written in 2013 by a California legislator with the
surname of Alejo. Mr. Alejo’s law was dubbed AB 60, or Alejo’s Driver’s
Licenses eligibility required documentation.”
To save space and time, I’m going
to just highlight the key areas that I found to be, to say the least, quite
scary and meant to evidently “trump and ignore US Federal laws as they apply to
the issuing of driver’s license to America’s citizens.
The first point of interest to look at is found in these words: “This bill
would require the department to ISSUE an original driver’s license to a person
(note the key word here is person and not citizen) who is UNABLE TO SUBMIT
SATISFACTORY PROOF that the applicant’s presence in the United States is
authorized under Federal Law IF HE OR SHE MEETS ALL OTHER QUALIFICATIONS for
licensure and provides satisfactory proof (note here that later in Alejo’s law
we find that forms like the letter from the Mexican consulate is proof or a
Mexican passport which is not a permit for US permanent residency.) to the
department of his or her identity and California residency (in other words if
an illegal has proof of who he or she is and is living in California, according
to Alejo’s law they considered American permanent residents because of Alejo’s
law and US Immigration laws be damned.)
The bill would require the department
to adopt emergency regulations, in consultation (This means the Department of
Motor Vehicles can advise these PERSONS as to what they will accept as proof.)
with appropriate interested parties as prescribed… The bill would provide the
information collected pursuant to those provisions is NOT a public record and
shall not be disclosed by the department, EXCEPT as required by law.” So if we
read this correctly, this bill does two things, one it allows the California to
ignore US Federal laws as they pertain to issuing driver’s license to US
citizens so the state can issue licenses to ANY person in America, legally or
not, and this law allows California to break US Federal Laws.
And here is a
great example of how Alego’s law basically ignores US Federal Law: “This will
would authorize an applicant who is unable to provide satisfactory proof that
his or her presence in the United States is authorized under federal law to
SIGN an AFFIDAVIT attesting that he or she is both ineligible for a social
security number and unable to submit proof that his or her presence in the
United States is authorized under federal law in lieu of submitting a social
security number.” Why is this statement in Alejo’s law? Well, US Federal law
states that ALL US state department’s of motor vehicles require an applicant
“for a driver’s license to contain the applicant’s social security number and
any other number or identifier…”
Without going into the complete law, I think my readers should now get the idea
of how illegal aliens/undocumented aliens are getting California license that
intern allows them to get registered to vote because of our second law I
decided to research that was dubbed “AB 1461, Gonzalez, voter registration:
California New Motor Voter Program.”
Here is how Gonzalez’s automatic voter
registration works: We all know from experience the procedures we need to
follow to register to vote in our area/country, but since the federal
government decided it was a good idea to let ANY PERSON to be automatically
registered to vote when they either apply for a driver’s license or renew their
state license, this law opened up a can worms in the state of California
especially when the state’s legislature, that is heavily loaded with both
children who grew up in California that either came here illegally or were born
here to illegal parents, is loaded with Hispanic/Mexican representatives who
believe in open borders.
Having said this, we should not understand why
Gonzalez’s law begins with this clause: “Under the program (AB 1461), after the
Secretary of State certifies that certain enumerated conditions (These
conditions advantageously can and evidently do come from Alejo’s law.) are
satisfied, the Department of Motor Vehicles WOULD BE REQUIRED to electronically
provide to the Secretary of State the records of each person who is issued an
original or renewal of a driver’s license or state identification card or who
provides the department with a change of address, as specified.”
Here is the kicker: “The person’s (again note the lack of the word U.S.
citizen) motor vehicle records would then constitute a completed affidavit of
registration and the person would be registered to VOTE, unless the person
affirmatively declined to be registered to vote during the transaction with the
department, the department did not represent to the Secretary of State that the
person attested that he or she meets all voter eligibility requirements, as
specified, or the Secretary of State determines that the person is ineligible
to vote.”
Remember that in Alejo’s law and this law no one can look at these
records under penalty of law so only the state can decide who is legal to vote
or to get a license in California, and the Feds can’t stop them. And if an
ineligible/illegal person does vote, what happens? Here is the final kicker
that blew me away, nothing: “Section 2268 of this Gonzalez’s law says, ‘If a
person who is ineligible to vote becomes registered to vote pursuant to this
chapter in the absence of a violation by that person of Section 18100, that
person’s registration shall be presumed to have been effected with OFFICIAL
AUTHORIZATION AND NOT THE FAULT OF THAT PERSON (In simple terms, oops, Mia
Culpa says the state.).
And to cover all the people who allegedly might have
voted in 2016, “Section 2269 says, ‘If a person who is ineligible to vote
becomes registered to vote pursuant to this chapter and votes or attempts to
vote in an election held after the effective date of the person’s registration,
that person shall be PRESUMED TO HAVE ACTED WITH OFFICIAL AUTHORIZATION and
shall NOT be guilty of fraudulently voting or attempting to vote pursuant to
Section 18560, unless that person willfully votes or attempts to vote knowing
that he or she is not entitled to vote (wink, wink, again, oops "Mia Culpa.").”
PS: MY new books will that I am told will cause an uproar soon will be out in the
coming month. Hopefully for Christmas. The title of my book? "Apologia for Closed
Borders, Immigration Repeal, and Dr. Seuss' Allegory." By the way, the allegory of
America's current invasion of illegal aliens can be found in the book about
"Thidwick the Big Hearted Moose."
Thank you, Reginaldo Cornejo From Porterville, CA.
