Black bishop denounces voter ID claim

The article discusses concerns over noncitizens being erroneously registered to vote in the U.S., with reports of over 30,000 such registrations since 2000 due to clerical errors and software glitches. Critics, including Bishop Earl Walker Jackson, argue that these errors undermine electoral integrity and highlight the need for stricter voter citizenship verification. Jackson also condemns claims that voter ID requirements are discriminatory, asserting they are essential to prevent noncitizen voting and protect American voting rights.

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