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Should legally entered non-citizens have the right to vote?

NYC is joining a number of other municipalities and allowing non-citizens in the US legally to vote in local elections. What are people's thoughts on this? On the one hand, citizens have a significant stake in the outcome of elections, and allowing non-citizens to vote dilutes their voice. On the other, people here legally are governed by the laws and politicians just as much as citizens and should be allowed to have a say - especially if they are long-term residents.

Should they be allowed to vote in local elections? Prevented? Allowed with temporal conditions?

Who is it

That leads the Rock Chalk Chant? Is it the Male cheerleaders??? Whomever it is this year sounds like a sick coyote. Go back and listen to the end of the UTEP game. It's horrible and embarrassing. Somebody needs to take the megaphone from him and give it to somebody else. I'm hoping for better Saturday when we win.... P-L-E-A-S-E!!

Update on Cornell Wheeler (KUsports.com)

Short article on what was happening with Cornell as of 10/15/21. Written by Benton Smith of KUsports.com;

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