Jeff Clark
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709 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
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Jeff Clark’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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uh uh Numadent, I think it's called, is not kept entirely up to date.
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So there might be some people who just got naturalized.
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And then what happens with them if they're on the list as still being an illegal alien?
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Well, uh they'd have to come in and prove that they actually are now citizens.
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And if they don't respond timely enough, then they may get barred from voting.
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And my response to that
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is tough.
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Uh, you know, that it's reasonable to expect people who want to vote if they're they have uh you know a transitional immigration status that's not been fully digested into the system to come forth and prove that and to prove that on a timely basis, Steve.
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Yes.
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If I were a state, I would do that because I would say the ninety day moratorium doesn't apply.
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I'm relying on the IRERA provision.
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It's eight
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Uh USC thirteen forty three.
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The Supreme Court actually provides arguments under subsection A, subsection B, subsection C.
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I just covered with you the
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The simplest textual argument under subsection A.
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And I would say, you know, notwithstanding any source of law means notwithstanding any source of law.
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And the NVRA, if you're trying to rely on that, is any source of law and it's been overridden, it's been blocked out.
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Um the Latin phrase for a notwithstanding clause like that, which has always been historically interpreted broadly, is non-obstante, Steve.
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Actually recently I've uh become an expert in these non-obstante clauses.
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