Amy McGrath

Why on earth would you want to go to a voting place, a place that the U.S.

government for that day is sort of taking over?

what's in it for you?

I mean, there's no one's, no one pays you to vote.

You get absolutely nothing out of it.

They have an enormous amount to lose, i.e.

like arrest and deportation.

I would think if you are here illegally, the last place on earth you would want to be on election day is anywhere near the polls.

100%.

And I feel like the other thing is the messaging for everyday Americans is voter ID, who would be against that?

And it's not.

This is much different than that.

In Kentucky, you already need to show a picture ID on election day.

You have to show a driver's license or a college ID, something like that, that's from some form of government.

But states do things differently.

And when you're

When you're nationalizing this stuff, first, it's unconstitutional.

And it's also he's clearly going after blue states and swing states and trying to suppress the vote.

So that's why, you know, I would be against it.

100 percent.