In this episode of Pause for a Moment, we examine a bill that’s reigniting debates about voter integrity and access: What happens when a push for citizenship documentation collides with America’s long history of voter suppression? We break down the SAVE Act, recently passed by the House, and its potential impact on Black voters. From birth certificates to bureaucratic barriers, the legislation may seem straightforward, but its implications are anything but. Beneath the surface lies a deeper issue: How do policies framed as “security” disproportionately affect those who’ve fought the hardest for the right to vote?