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Right Of Foreigners To Vote

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If they're lawful permanent residents or naturalised citizens, then they should have the right to vote

Yes, but only after residing legally, paying taxes, and being a productive member of society for a number of years.

no, only legal citizens who pay taxes and actually live here their entire lives should be able to vote.

Yes, if they go through the process to get legal status in the us. Along with living in the u.s for 5 years or more and…

yes, if those people are paying their taxes and living in the country for many years they should have a right to vote

If a person lives long enough to actually witness what this country is like and pays taxes then yes.

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