Paslode
12-17-2020, 07:00
Ran across this article by Daniel Horowitz on another abstention by SCOTUS regarding States Rights, Elections and subjective interpretation of the US Constitution.
So, while we are forced to show proof of citizenship to get a license and for many other public and private functions, states cannot require anyone to show papers to register to vote. I'm sure these same courts won't find any 14th Amendment issues when states inevitably pass "show your papers" requirements for individuals to prove they were vaccinated before they can obtain basic services or even employment.
https://www.theblaze.com/op-ed/horowitz-scotus-blocks-kansas-from-requiring-proof-of-citizenship-to-vote
So, while we are forced to show proof of citizenship to get a license and for many other public and private functions, states cannot require anyone to show papers to register to vote. I'm sure these same courts won't find any 14th Amendment issues when states inevitably pass "show your papers" requirements for individuals to prove they were vaccinated before they can obtain basic services or even employment.
https://www.theblaze.com/op-ed/horowitz-scotus-blocks-kansas-from-requiring-proof-of-citizenship-to-vote