In a move that’s both shocking and sadly predictable, flyers found in and around the Resource Center Matamoros in Mexico are blatantly urging illegal migrants—who have zero rights to participate in our electoral process—to cast their votes for President Joe Biden come November. This revelation paints a picture of desperation and manipulation so brazen, it would be comical if it weren’t so fundamentally un-American.
These flyers act as a reminder for the migrants passing through to vote for President Biden when they are in the United States. It even reads, “We need another four years of his term to stay open.” Further, there’s a twist in the tale that’s as insidious as it is troubling. One of the organizations operating from this very center has cozy ties to Alejandro Mayorkas, Biden’s DHS Secretary—yes, the same Mayorkas whose impeachment papers were freshly delivered by the House to the Senate.
Skepticism has been voiced, questioning the authenticity of these flyers due to poor translation and amateurish composition. However, given the flyers’ discovery within the Resource Center Matamoros office itself, skepticism should instead be directed toward the motivations behind such an act. The fact that these pieces of propaganda were strategically placed even in port-a-potties across the camp signals a level of premeditation that’s as disturbing as it is absurd.
It’s a flagrant violation of the principle that American elections should be decided by American citizens. This stunt on the Mexican border is not an isolated incident but a symptom of a larger, more malignant effort to erode the foundations of our democracy. The calls for proof of citizenship in federal elections, championed by former President Trump and others, are not just common sense; they are a critical bulwark against the insidious forces aiming to dilute the power of the American vote.
As Americans, we must stand against these attempts to subvert our electoral system, recognizing them for what they are: a dangerous ploy by those who have no respect for the rule of law, national sovereignty, or the sacred right of citizens to determine their own leaders. This isn’t just about partisan politics; it’s about protecting the very heart of our democracy.
