A New York appeals court upheld a ruling that struck down a law giving local voting rights to nearly a million foreign nationals in New York City. The law was deemed unconstitutional as it violated voting rights reserved for American citizens.
Key Points
Law giving local voting rights to foreign nationals in NYC deemed unconstitutional
Ruling seen as a step to prevent foreign interference in elections
Concerns raised about racial motivations and potential impact on election outcomes
Cons
Violation of New York State Constitution and the U.S. Constitution
Potential foreign interference in elections
Concerns about race-based motivations behind the law