In a move aimed at safeguarding the integrity of the voting system, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced new legislation on Thursday that would mandate photo voter ID in Washington D.C. and prohibit illegal immigrants from participating in elections.

Rep. Greene, a vocal advocate for election integrity, unveiled the proposed legislation as part of her ongoing efforts to ensure a fair and transparent democratic process. The bill, if passed, would require all voters in the nation’s capital to present a valid photo ID before casting their ballots.

The legislation comes amid ongoing debates about voter ID laws across the country. Supporters argue that such measures are necessary to prevent voter fraud and maintain public confidence in election outcomes. Critics, on the other hand, contend that mandatory photo ID requirements can disenfranchise certain voter groups, particularly those who may have difficulty obtaining suitable identification.

In addition to implementing voter ID requirements, Greene’s bill also seeks to prevent illegal immigrants from voting in elections.

“Only American citizens should be voting in American elections. That’s why I introduced the District of Columbia Voter Identification Act to safeguard election integrity by implementing mandatory photo voter ID and ensuring only American citizens are casting ballots by instituting a citizenship requirement for voter registration,” Greene stated about the legislation. “Not only will this force the DC Board of Elections to ensure only American citizens vote in our nation’s capital, this will set a standard and precedent for the rest of the country to follow.”

Greene’s proposed legislation represents a significant step in the ongoing debate over election integrity. It underscores the balance that must be struck between ensuring secure elections and upholding the accessibility and inclusivity of the democratic process.

As the bill moves forward, it is likely to face heavy scrutiny from the radical left. Nonetheless, the introduction of this legislation signals a renewed commitment to addressing concerns about election integrity. Whether or not the bill succeeds, it serves as an important reminder of the ongoing efforts to shape and secure our democratic processes.