Japanese transcript

If you wanna vote and you show up at your polling place,

they can't stop you from voting.

Mm.

They can't stop you from voting. If people wanna know how to vote,

then you can

go to iwillvote.com. The fact of the matter is, is

that we give our power

away all the time.

Mm-hmm.

You know, we tell ourselves, "Oh, it's hard.

It's,

it's not gonna matter. It's not gonna count." And the p- the

powers that be, they're counting on us giving our power

away.

Many of the millennials, dreamers, undocumented, uh, citizens, and

I call them citizens 'cause they contribute to this country, are fearful of

voting. "So if I vote, will Immigration know where I

live? Will they come for my family and deport us?"

Not true.

Okay.

And the reason is, first of all,

when you vote,

you are a citizen yourself, and there is not a situation

where the voting rolls somehow are transferred over and people start

investigating, et cetera. The sanctity of the vote

is strictly confidential in terms of who you voted for.

If you have a family member who maybe is

undocumented, then

you have an even greater reason to vote.

This is gonna h-