In a bid to address concerns over electoral integrity, the Trump administration is honing in on the issue of noncitizen voting as the midterm elections approach. Allegations of ineligible voting have led to significant discussions about the legality and history of voting regulations for noncitizens, with some states implementing strict bans. Despite the emphasis on this issue, studies suggest that noncitizen voting occurs at a minimal scale, raising questions about the actual impact. The Supreme Court faces challenges regarding federal limits on this matter, while advocacy groups, including the Aleph Institute, alert noncitizens about the potential legal implications of voting. With various stakeholders debating voter ID laws and their necessity, the narrative surrounding noncitizen voting continues to stir public concern and political debate.