Asma Khalid, a White House correspondent, Miles Parks, a voting correspondent, and Jude Joffe-Block, a contributor on voting issues, dive into the persistent myth that noncitizens are influencing U.S. elections. They debunk these unfounded claims, revealing how historical narratives and political rhetoric fuel misconceptions. The discussion highlights the impact of these false allegations on voter trust and participation, particularly among marginalized communities, while addressing the consequences of proposed voter ID laws.

Miles Parks, NPR's voting correspondent, and Jude Joffe-Block, an NPR reporter known for tackling misinformation, dive into the myth of noncitizen voting. They discuss how this baseless claim has gained traction, particularly among Republicans, despite a lack of supporting evidence. The conversation also highlights the impact of such narratives on public perception, influencing voter behavior and tensions at polling places. Additionally, they explore the consequences of targeting voter rolls on the voting rights of U.S. citizens.