- A New York City Board of Elections employee was captured on undercover footage stating he would not report non-citizens attempting to register to vote.
- The election worker emphasized his belief that reporting such individuals was outside the scope of his official responsibilities.
- His comments suggest that he sees his role as limited to processing registrations rather than enforcing voter eligibility laws.
- The revelation has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of election staff and the procedures in place to ensure voter eligibility.
- This situation underscores potential gaps in the verification process for voter registration, particularly concerning non-citizens.
- The incident raises questions about the training and directives provided to election employees regarding their duties in overseeing lawful voter registrations.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/nyc-board-elections-worker-says-not-my-job-report-anyone-when-asked-about-registering-non-citizens)
