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Election Season – What Can Non-U.S. Citizens Do?

It is election season and many non-U.S. citizens are interested in being involved in the election process.  We receive a number of inquiries about what election-related activities are permitted by non-U.S. citizens and we republish an article we wrote in April 2008: Foreigners and the U.S. Political Process – Permitted Activities.

In addition, voting unlawfully is a ground for inadmissibility pursuant to Section 212(a)(10)(D) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

False claim of U.S. citizenship or unlawful voting  are very serious offenses and may subject a foreign national to severe consequences.  Despite the importance and, sometimes, the urge to get involved politically, we urge our readers who are not U.S. citizens or permanent resident aleins to carefully consider their involvement in the political proces.

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This article is presented by the Capitol Immigration Law Group PLLC, an immigration law firm serving individual and corporate clients in the Washington, D.C. area and nationwide. We specialize in U.S. labor immigration law and we have successfully represented individuals from more than 30 countries and Fortune 100 companies. The article should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney. For more information, please contact us.