First of all, there is no such thing as an "illegal alien". They are either documented or undocumented. It's hard to tell anymore if people are being derogatory or just too ignorant to know any better. But I don't mind correcting them every single time.

Secondly, no. I don't think undocumented aliens should be able to vote for one very simple reason. They don't have legitimate jobs that siphon taxes from their earnings. I think the right to vote should be based on their contributions not some idiot status that doesn't really mean anything. That means that I don't think those lazy, good-for-nothing people who don't work or prefer to steal but have citizenship simply because they were born here should have a right to vote either. Being born here doesn't mean shit. Most of the rats and fleas in America were born here too. That's how senseless it is to grant someone a privilege, simply because of where they were born.

As for undocumented immigrants, they are not currently allowed to vote and there's no plans to make that happen either. So, it's really not a problem. You might THINK it is if you believe the conspiracy theories.

Do the Democrats depend votes from undocumented immigrants? No. That's what the losers on the right want you think but it's simply not true. The nugget of truth that might be spawning this conspiracy theory is that Democrats do get a lot of support from naturalized citizens... These are the documented immigrants that took the extra step to become citizens. Most of these immigrants didn't cross the southern border. Most of them flew here from Europe and Asia with visas to take highly paid jobs for which they are better qualified than many American victims of failed systems like homeschooling.

It just fits in with the widely observed truth that well-educated people in the middle-class don't vote Republican anymore.