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厄尔·沃克·杰克逊发声之际，路透社曝光11个州有3万名非公民被错误登记为选民
作者：彼得·皮内多 福克斯新闻
发布于2026年9月26日美国东部时间上午5:00
黑人主教痛批民主党“侮辱性”选民身份证言论
无宗派主教E.W.杰克逊痛批民主党及左翼人士宣称少数族裔无法获取投票所需身份证件的言论。
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【独家报道】 黑人主教、作家厄尔·沃克·杰克逊痛批民主党及左翼人士所谓少数族裔和非裔美国人无法获取投票所需身份证件的言论，称其“极具侮辱性、令人深恶痛绝”。
本周围绕选民身份证要求的争议爆发，此前路透社报道称一项调查发现，自2000年以来，有3万名自称非公民的人被“错误登记”为美国选民。杰克逊是无宗派基督教领袖，也是被奴役祖先的后裔，他表示，这一调查结果凸显了他所说的非公民投票这一日益严重的问题，该问题剥夺了美国公民的选举权。
在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时，杰克逊指责道：“民主党为何如此执着于此，只能用一种方式解释：他们认为这能让本不应投票的人获得投票权，并且他们相信这些人会投给他们。”
“这无非是一场权力攫取，”他提出，并强调“非公民投出的每一张选票，实际上都会抵消一名美国公民的选票，或者以非法或不当的方式放大其影响力。”
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主教厄尔·沃克·杰克逊痛批民主党及左翼人士所谓少数族裔和非裔美国人无法获取投票所需身份证件的言论，称其“极具侮辱性、令人深恶痛绝”。（尼基·卡恩/《华盛顿邮报》通过盖蒂图片社拍摄）
路透社周三报道称，自2000年以来，已有超过3万名自称非公民的人被纳入美国选民名册。
该媒体将此类错误登记归咎于“软件故障和文书错误”，并表示其审查显示“这是无心之失的官僚失误，而非有组织的非法移民登记行为”。路透社称，无法确定有多少非公民实际参与了投票。
这些错误出现在加利福尼亚州、伊利诺伊州、艾奥瓦州、内华达州、俄亥俄州、俄勒冈州、宾夕法尼亚州、南达科他州、德克萨斯州、犹他州和弗吉尼亚州。
传统基金会选举诚信高级法律研究员唐·帕尔默告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，由于法律漏洞和宽松的报告要求，他认为3万这个数字“实际上相当低”。
“我认为这个数字被低估了。这些只是通过驾照管理机构的失误被意外或错误地列入选民名册的已确认非公民。实际情况要严重得多，因为在许多州，要么没有开展审计，要么没有使用工具来查找可能被意外列入名册的非公民，”他说。
帕尔默表示，“真正的解决方案是，必须更加谨慎地建立一套公民身份核查体系，而大多数州都没有做到这一点。”
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2025年9月19日，选民在弗吉尼亚州亨里科县西部政府中心提前投票首日进行投票。（奇普·索莫德维利亚/盖蒂图片社）
“如果要进行选民登记，就必须确保有身份和公民身份核查程序，就像你到机构办理驾照或身份证时，必须出示身份证件，必须确认你的身份一样。同样，如果要在驾照管理机构为他人进行选民登记，就需要有核查程序或文件流程，以确保登记人是公民，”他说。
与此同时，听到3万这个数字后，杰克逊告诉福克斯新闻数字频道：“可悲的现实是，我并不感到震惊。”
“我怀疑实际数字可能更高，”他说，并补充道，“尤其是民主党人一直告诉我们，这种情况并未发生，这里没什么可看的，但我们一次又一次地听到证据表明，这种情况确实存在。”
鉴于此，他谴责了抵制更严格选民资格核查和身份验证的行为。他特别驳斥了将选民身份证要求等同于反黑人政策和新形式吉姆·克劳法的说法。
“恕我片刻直言，我觉得这极具侮辱性、令人深恶痛绝，因为其言下之意是，只要你是黑人，无论多么富有、受过多少教育、家境多么优渥，获取身份证都会是个难题，”他说。
“但另一方面，如果你是白人，无论多么贫穷、多么没文化、处境如何艰难，不知何故都能拿到身份证，这根本不成问题——这太荒谬了。”
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无宗派主教厄尔·沃克·杰克逊是被奴役祖先的后裔，他批评了史密森尼国家美国历史博物馆所谓的反美“洗脑”行为。（尼基·卡恩/《华盛顿邮报》通过盖蒂图片社拍摄）
他以自己入住的酒店为例。
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“听着，我现在就在一家酒店……我走到前台时，他们首先问我的是什么？‘请出示一下您的身份证，可以吗？’我是不是应该说，‘等等，你这是在歧视我。你知道黑人拿不到身份证，你怎么敢要求我出示？’”他说，“这太荒唐了。”
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“我不憎恨非法移民，也不想看到他们受到伤害，但他们没有权利在我们的选举中投票，也不应该被允许这么做，”他总结道。“任何人如果想说‘你是偏执狂、你是仇恨者’，尽管说好了。但我认为大多数美国人都是善意的，根本不会这么想；我们只是想维护我们选举制度的完整性。”
彼得·皮内多是福克斯新闻数字频道的政治撰稿人。
WATCH: Black bishop calls voter ID argument ‘deeply insulting’ after explosive noncitizen registration report
2026-09-26T05:00:55-04:00 / Fox News
Earl Walker Jackson spoke out after Reuters found 30,000 noncitizens erroneously registered to vote in 11 states
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Published September 26, 2026 5:00am EDT
Black bishop calls out Democrats over ‘insulting’ claim about IDs
Nondenominational Bishop E.W. Jackson called out Democrats and the left for claiming that minorities cannot get I.D.s to vote.
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EXCLUSIVE: Black bishop and author Earl Walker Jackson blasted Democrats and the left over what he called the “deeply insulting” and “deeply offensive” claim that minorities and African Americans cannot get I.D.s to vote.
Debate erupted this week over voter I.D. requirements after Reuters reported that an investigation found 30,000 noncitizens were “erroneously” registered to vote in 11 states. Jackson, a nondenominational Christian leader and descendant of enslaved ancestors, said the findings underscored what he described as a growing problem of noncitizen voting that disenfranchises American citizens.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Jackson charged, “Why the Democrats are so committed to this can only be explained one way: they think it empowers people who shouldn’t vote to vote, and they believe those people are going to vote for them.”
“This is nothing but a power grab,” he posited, emphasizing that “every vote by a noncitizen does in fact cancel out the vote of an American citizen, or it amplifies it in a way that’s illegal or inappropriate.”
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Bishop Earl Walker Jackson blasted Democrats and the left for what he called a “deeply insulting” and “deeply offensive” claim that minorities and African Americans cannot get I.D.s.(Nikki Kahn/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Reuters reported on Wednesday that more than 30,000 self-declared noncitizens were added to U.S. voter rolls since 2000.
The outlet attributed the erroneous registrations to “software glitches and clerical errors” and said its review suggested “inadvertent bureaucratic failures, rather than organized efforts to register immigrants illegally.” Reuters said it was unable to determine how many noncitizens actually cast ballots.
The errors occurred in California, Illinois, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Virginia.
Don Palmer, the senior legal fellow for election integrity with the Heritage Foundation, told Fox News Digital that due to legal loopholes and loose reporting requirements, he believes the 30,000 number “is actually quite low.”
“I think it’s undercounting it. I think those are the identified non-citizens that have been accidentally or erroneously placed on the voter rolls through the mistake of the driver’s license agency. I think it’s much more because we don’t know in a lot of states, either they have not conducted the audits or they’re not using tools to find noncitizens that may have accidentally been placed on the rolls,” he said.
Palmer said “the answer really is that there needs to be more care taken to developing a system of verifying citizenship and you just don’t see that in most states.”
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“If they’re going to do voter registration, they need to make sure that there’s a verification in place for identity and for citizenship, just as if you come into an agency and you’re getting a driver’s license or identification card, you’ve got to show that I.D., you’ve got to make sure that your identity is confirmed, similarly, if you’re going to register someone to vote at the driver’s license agency, there needs to be a verification process or a documentation process to ensure that you are a citizen,” he said.
Meanwhile, after hearing the 30,000 figure, Jackson told Fox News Digital that “the sad reality is I’m not shocked.”
“I wonder if it’s more,” he said, adding, “We’ve been told, particularly by Democrats, that that’s not happening, that there’s nothing to see here, and yet we hear again and again documentation that it is happening.”
With this in mind, he decried efforts to resist more stringent voter eligibility verification and identification. He took particular issue with those equating voter I.D. requirements as anti-Black and a new form of Jim Crow.
“Forgive me for being personal about this for a moment, but I just find this deeply insulting and deeply offensive because the implication is that somehow if you are black, no matter how wealthy, educated, well-to-do, somehow getting an ID is a problem for you,” he said.
“But on the other hand, if you’re white, no matter how poor, no matter how uneducated, no matter what your circumstances are, somehow you can get an I.D., that’s not a problem, I mean, it’s preposterous.”
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Nondenominational Bishop Earl Walker Jackson, a descendant of enslaved ancestors, criticized what he described as anti-American “indoctrination” at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.(Nikki Kahn/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
He pointed to the hotel where he was staying as an example.
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“Look, I’m in a hotel right now … What was the first thing they asked me for when I walked up to the counter? May we see your I.D., please? Should I say, ‘Wait a minute, oh, you’re discriminating against me. You know Black people can’t get I.D.s; how dare you ask?’ he said. “I mean, it’s ridiculous.”
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“I don’t hate illegal aliens, I don’t want to see them harmed or hurt, but they don’t have a right to vote in our elections, and they shouldn’t be permitted to do so,” he concluded. “Anybody who wants to say, well, ‘You’re a bigot, you are a hater,’ I mean, they’re going to say that. But I think most Americans are people of goodwill and don’t feel that way at all; we’re simply trying to preserve the integrity of our electoral system.”
Peter Pinedo is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.