As the 2024 presidential election approaches, there’s been a significant effort to fast-track the naturalization process for immigrants, raising concerns about how this could influence the election’s outcome. Many conservatives are sounding the alarm, and none more loudly than Elon Musk. He hasn’t minced words, accusing Democrats of using the expedited citizenship process to “import” voters, ensuring their long-term political dominance. Musk went as far as to call it a move toward creating a “permanent one-party rule.” It’s the kind of bold claim that reflects growing concerns about the motivations behind the Biden-Harris immigration policies.
This isn’t just about timing; many conservatives believe the administration’s sudden enthusiasm for speeding up citizenship approvals is politically driven, especially with such a pivotal election on the horizon. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), of course, denies this. They claim the increase in naturalizations has nothing to do with electoral politics. They might want people to believe that, but the optics say otherwise, especially with Kamala Harris out there promising an “earned pathway to citizenship,” which aligns nicely with the broader Democratic agenda of legalizing millions of illegal immigrants.
Musk didn’t stop there, though. He pointed out what many conservatives have suspected for a while: Democrats have been quite open about their plans to legalize millions of illegal migrants and bring in even more. He warned that if Trump loses the 2024 election, it might very well be “the last real election.” Given the numbers, this isn’t a wild theory. Since 2020, almost 4 million immigrants have been granted U.S. citizenship—a process that typically takes years but now seems to be speeding up just in time for November.
Critics are quick to point out that this expedited process conveniently benefits Democrats, especially in swing states. While some brush it off as a conspiracy, the data is pretty compelling. A recent poll shows that 97% of newly naturalized citizens in key states like California are likely to vote in the upcoming election. And here’s the kicker: 54% of those voters are backing Kamala Harris, compared to just 38% for Donald Trump. It’s not hard to see how this could play out in favor of the Democratic Party.
Meanwhile, the integrity of the voter registration process is being questioned once again. Reports are circulating that non-citizens are being automatically registered to vote through the “motor voter” process, which is part of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. A study by Just Facts estimates that anywhere from 10% to 27% of non-citizen adults in the U.S. may be illegally registered to vote. As the election draws nearer, these issues are going to remain at the forefront, with both sides locked in a battle over immigration, voter integrity, and the future of American elections.
Elon Musk Calls Out Dems for Importing Illegal Voters
