San Francisco Appoints First Non-Citizen to Serve on Election Commission

San Francisco Appoints Foreign National to Serve on Elections Commission. Kelly Wong who came to the U.S. in 2019 from China and isn’t legally allowed to vote will be overseeing and creating policy for the San Francisco Department of Elections. Four years here and running San Fran elections.

 “I have devoted my career to championing immigrant rights and equity and inclusion.” 

KQED

Wong’s appointment is the result of a 2020 voter-approved measure that removed the citizenship requirement to serve on San Francisco boards, commissions and advisory bodies. Each of the commission’s seven members is appointed by a different city official, such as the mayor, city attorney or district attorney. The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to appoint Wong.

Wong is immigrant rights advocate who wants to educate other immigrants who don’t speak English about voting process. Imagine that people who don’t want to integrate by doing the least and learn the national language will be deciding on the future of an American city. Insanity.

Wait, it’s even worse than I thought. This is her LinkedIn. She definitely learned from the best. More listed:

LinkedIn

Born and raised in Hong Kong, I moved to the US in 2019 and finished a master degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. I have devoted my career to championing immigrant rights and equity and inclusion. Prior to graduate school, I worked closely with victims of trafficking, migrant domestic workers, and refugees in Hong Kong while working at Fair Employment Agency, International Organization for Migration, and UNHCR. I am currently working at Chinese for Affirmative Action, which is the fiscal sponsor of Stop AAPI Hate campaign, to provide legal services and advocate for low‐income AAPI immigrants in San Francisco.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Bachelor’s degree Journalism and Communication

Besides, my capstone paper on “Exploring Racial Microaggressions Toward Chinese Immigrant Women in Greater Boston During Covid” was published in Cogitatio Press. This study was an initial qualitative exploration to capture varied experiences of racial microaggressions directed at Chinese immigrant women before and during Covid and investigate different levels of microaggressions based on socioeconomic status, age, and other characteristics. You can review the paper here: https://www.cogitatiopress.com/socialinclusion/article/view/6405

– Promoted a campaign to empower migrant women through social media in collaboration with leading NGOs and government bodies, reaching 3000+ Indonesian and Filipino domestic helpers

Chinese Intelligence operatives are everywhere

This is the way it is headed. We are allowing our country to be turned over to the enemy hordes invading us. This is the goal of the Biden regime.

Yes.

And the Democrats are frothing at the mouth because Speaker Johnson and the GOP will not approve support of Ukraine unless stopping the invasion of our borders is included.

Vittert: Should Chinese migrants get a closer look? | On Balance

Democracy is where politicians sell your nation to foreign lobby groups and call you a racist went you object.

This is Kelly Wong, a non-citizen who cannot legally vote in the USA, yet was recently elected to San Francisco’s Elections Commission

Let’s not forget D.C.:

Non-citizens can run for elective office in D.C., including mayor, the Board of Elections say

Six months ago:

In a D.C. Council hearing Monday, Councilmember Anita Bonds asked D.C. Board of Elections officials, if non-citizens can run for elective office. The answer was, yes. But, the law prohibits non-citizens from participating only in federal elections. They cannot vote in the races for President of the United States nor for D.C.’s Delegate to Congress.

I am sure they will keep federal and local election voters straight.

The very best of the swamp and then some.