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On Thursday, Latin civil rights organizations in the U.S. condemned the Save America Act, promoted by President Donald Trump, for potentially excluding millions of voters. The bill, approved by the House of Representatives on February 10, requires voters to present official documentation. Voto Latino denounced the measure as another attempt by Republicans to intimidate and deter voters of color from participating in elections. The group highlighted that nearly 146 million U.S. citizens lack a valid passport and that at least 21 million, particularly in rural and low‑income communities, do not have immediate access to birth or naturalization documents.

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00:00Meanwhile on Thursday, Latin civil rights groups in the United States denounced the
00:04Safe America Act, promoted by President Donald Trump for potentially excluding millions of
00:10voters.
00:11The bill was approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, February 10, requiring voters
00:16to provide official documentation.
00:18The Voto Latino Association denounced this as the latest attempt by the Republicans to
00:23intimidate and deter voters of color from participating in the elections.
00:27The Association noted that nearly 146 million U.S. citizens do not have a valid passport
00:33and that at least 21 citizens, including those in rural and low-income communities, do not
00:38have immediate access to their birth and naturalization documents.
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