Supreme lunacy on voting: Will Jihadis decide Elex?

The Issue: A Supreme Court ruling that overturned an Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship for voting.

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Arizona's law requiring voter applicants to provide proof of US citizenship prior to registering to vote, was struck down by the Supreme Court under John Roberts ("Voters Do Not Have To Prove Citizenship: Supreme Court," June 17).

On what grounds or justification was this ridiculous decision based?

This implies that anybody residing/visiting within the United States, regardless of reason, can vote in US elections.

Is there something wrong with these judges, or do we not have all the facts? This makes no sense whatsoever.

John Roberts

If there are justifiable reasons for such a decision, what are they?

James L. Nix

Hartselle, Ala.

I fully disagree with the Supreme Court throwing out Arizona's proof of US citizenship to vote.

Our system of voting in this country stinks. It's also corrupt.

In some states, including Arizona, ex-felons can lose their right to vote, but an illegal alien could sneak in to vote.

In some states, like New York, you can vote twice and get away with it.

My children are proof. When they got older, they moved out on their own, but were still registered in the school district to vote for something like 10 years.

My children could have voted where they now reside and come back to this school district and voted again. Who's to know the difference?

Every American citizen should have the right to vote and should prove that they are a citizen, just like every civil servant has to prove they are who they say they are before being hired.

Joseph Taormina

Levittown

It seems that the Supreme Court just nullified voter registration and invited jihadis, Chinese, Russians and operatives from every tin-pot banana republic to vote in our elections.

Every aspect of the federal government has been subverted. How can this be corrected now?Bob Hadsall