Christopher Hajec, lead attorney on the case, director of litigation for Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI), joined WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" radio program to discuss their lawsuit to stop D.C.'s alien voting law.

• Yesterday, a District of Columbia law allowing aliens—including illegal aliens and even foreign diplomats—who reside in the city to vote in municipal elections went into effect.  Simultaneously, IRLI, representing Stacia Hall, the Republican candidate for D.C. mayor in 2022, and also six other U.S. citizen D.C. voters, brought suit to strike down the law. https://irli.org/irli-d-c-candidate-for-mayor-sue-to-stop-d-c-alien-voting-law/

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