Maryland is deep red (especially in those counties adjacent to DC). The University of Maryland is in College Park and is not far from DC. Could this be a first step in a nationwide movement to allow non-US citizens residing here the vote? (Distinctions between citizens and non-citizens are elitist, don't you know?)

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On Friday night, the City of College Park, Maryland reversed its city council decision that allowed non-citizens of the U.S., including illegal aliens, the right to vote. This was due to council conveniently forgetting that such massive changes to the College Park City Charter require the vote of a supermajority on council as opposed to a simple majority. Ironically, the law that mandated a supermajority to pass changes to the city charter was enacted just this summer while the proposal to allow illegals and other non-citizens to vote, and was passed 4-3, was voted on only a few months later on September 12, 2017.

As the College Park City Council cannot be trusted to follow its own laws, it is inevitable that certain College Park council members will try to resurrect this issue in line with their lawless, progressive agenda.

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https://townhall.com/columnists/larrypro...l&newsletterad=

Hey, they're "progresives". They don't need no steenkin' rules.