ROSA MARIE ORTEGA TO BE DEPORTED AFTER A REPUBLICAN LESSON IN NOT WHITENESS

If you've been reading my stuff for a while, you know that I am of the opinion that 
if you're not-white,
you are taking your life in your hands 
when you vote for a republican.

With this in mind, riddle me this?

When is white or white-ish skin not enough to qualify as white? 

A. When your eye color falls within certain shades of brown
B. When your last name sounds Latino
C. When you are here on a green card
D. Both B and C
E.  If All of the above

I say 
    D is correct all of the time.
          E is correct a lot of the time

A Texas appeals court upheld the conviction of green card holder Rosa Maria Ortega for voter fraud on Wednesday, cementing a sentence of eight years in jail and a likely deportation.

Ortega, a mother of four, reportedly thought she was able to vote because she was a permanent resident. She voted five times between 2004 and 2014 — once for the attorney general, Ken Paxton, who later prosecuted her, according to her attorney. She also reportedly served as a poll worker...

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/texas-mother-four-gets-eight-years-jail-voter-fraud-n941261?fbclid=IwAR38Zg25ZIw1r6tK-m8FhRaoL3qRzPtzha_C74CMYp0ubJV3gWwAQZyXkso

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Rosa Maria Ortega, a green card holder, voted for the attorney general who prosecuted her, according to her attorney.
Rosa Maria Ortega, a green card holder, voted for the attorney general who prosecuted her, according to her attorney.Rosa Maria Ortega, a green card holder, voted for the attorney general who prosecuted her, according to her attorney.