Welcome to Crossroads. While Congress is still considering the Safe Act on election integrity,

President Donald Trump has issued a new order, and he's made new requirements for the elections

and taken a really interesting path of this. Also, another big topic right now, the U.S. Supreme

Court is weighing a key case. Is birthright citizenship legal, is it not? We'll find out soon. Another topic also,

the UK, well, they've suddenly done an about face and they say they're going to stop arresting

people for online speech, at least stop targeting them. Now, I'll be talking about these topics and a lot

more today. So make sure to hit the like button, leave a comment.

Let's get started.

All right, big story.

Congress is still trying to decide on the Safe Act.

That's the whole election integrity thing, mostly around like voter ID or citizenship verification.

President Donald Trump, though, has kind of taken his own method with this.

He issued a new

order and put requirements in place for elections. Now, as part of this, what it does, Trump has put

stricter rules on mail-in ballots and also created a database that can be used by the states

on eligible voters. Now, this is how Trump described it when signing his

executive order. Watch this. You have in front of you an executive order that deals with a number

of issues relating to election integrity. As you've consistently identified, two of the biggest

problems we have with election integrity in this country are one inaccurate voter rolls that allow ineligible people

to vote in various federal and state elections all over the country. And secondarily, you've

consistently identified that vote by mail in this country has become ripe with fraud. People returning

ballots who aren't eligible to return ballots, ballots being sent to people who aren't confirmed

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