These five scenarios are drawn directly from the bill's provisions and real documented cases. Each voter is a U.S. citizen. You decide.
Every scenario involved a U.S. citizen. In every case, rejecting them carried no consequence for you. Accepting them risked your freedom.
That's not a bug in the SAVE Act. It's the design.
The bill creates an asymmetric risk structure: accepting a voter exposes you to up to 5 years in federal prison and private lawsuits. Rejecting one — even a U.S. citizen — carries no penalty.
Read the full explainer — provision by provision, with primary sources →
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