This case involved people who self-identified as non-citizens at DMV.
Youngkin was enforcing a law that was signed into law in 2006 by Tim Kaine, a Democrat.

First: They didn't self-identify as non-citizens. That's just stupid. There's a box on the form to check if you are a US Citizen. That box doesn't always get checked for any number of reasons. To say they "self-identified" means they took an active role in identifying themselves as non-citizens. That's quite an assumption and a statement.
Second: They used name matching, not necessarily the same person, and they didn't vet further to verify. They just purged.
Third: The law was passed and there are other laws that say you don't mess with things within a certain timeframe before an election - I believe in VA it's 60 days. They ignored that law completely and went full steam ahead with a half-assed purge.
Fourth: SCOUTUS has previously upheld laws restricting changes this close to an actual election. Almost always. That was before the Sharia Supremes corrupted the Courts and made "rule of law" a mockery.

I'm not on Facebook.
I don't do "memes."
I don't make shht up.
I am not a Trumper.
I'm not a cultist.
I don't intentionally lie. (I do make mistakes).

To answer your question, yes. To answer your question "Do you have any proof (other than a FaceBook meme) that any US citizen was actually purged from the voter rolls" (and ignoring the "following this SCOTUS decision" since that just happened and is irrelevant)

Nadra Wilson of Lynchburg, Va., was concerned and confused when she received a letter in the mail from local election officials notifying her that her U.S. citizenship was in question.

But Wilson was puzzled by the letter. "I was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. " I'm a citizen," Wilson said in an interview with NPR before showing her American passport as proof.

"Wilson is among 1,600 Virginia voters who have been removed from the voter rolls since Aug. 7 because state officials suspected they were noncitizens. On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court allowed Virginia's program to continue."

Turns out it's a National Law that SCOTUS blew right past:
"Under the National Voter Registration Act, during the 90 days before an election, states must pause certain kinds of voter list maintenance programs that systematically remove voters to ensure mistakes aren't made too close to the election. The so-called quiet period began this year on Aug. 7, the same day Youngkin issued his executive order."

"Trump has mischaracterized the Justice Department's lawsuit by claiming the agency is aiming to put "Illegal Voters" back on Virginia's rolls and "CHEAT" in the upcoming election. There is no evidence for the claim." (and the Trumpers repeat Trump's lie)

"Another Virginia voter, 22-year-old Rina Shaw, who said she was born in the state, had not realized that her voter registration had been canceled until NPR asked her about her registration status and she checked it online."

I don't intentionally lie. (I do make mistakes).

My mistake on the box, but not how error prone it is.

The DMV driver's license application has boxes at the very top, above the title, for people to indicate whether or not they are citizens. Olsen said "it just lends itself to people making mistakes or not seeing the information."

(I actually went to the form and looked at it. I think the confusion is in the "Mail In/DMV Connect Only" header.)

Which has nothing to do with what this article, the question you asked, or SCOTUS and VA have done.

Also in the article I linked:

Because Virginia allows in-person voter registration through Election Day, there is still time for eligible voters to register and vote in the election.

Yet some Virginia voters who were removed in error may have missed the opportunity to request an absentee ballot.

Which makes me ask "If you received a mail-in ballot, you sent it in, and then you are purged, how do you get your vote to count?"

#29. Yep.

So everything you said was bullshht and you now just say the truth, the facts don't matter.
I answered your question, now you say your question didn't matter. All because the answer wasn't what you wanted.

Reality.
Facts.
Truth.
That's what destroyed your argument.

SCOTUS was way out of bounds with this decision.
SCOTUS proved it is an extension of the RNC.
The GOP is about voter suppression at every turn.
The GOP has to depress voting.
They can't win otherwise.
They can't win on actual ideas.
They can't win without hate.

This whole non citizens voting in elections as fraud'is pure garbage stirred up by people banking in you being stupid enough to fall for it.

Youngkin did this deliberately to shore up his MAGA creds. He needed them back supporting him. He needs to be viewed as a MAGAt for Trump and the RNC.

An action that violates federal law BTW.

A law this activist right-wing court decided wasn't important.

No one is disenfranchised with this decision

I presented two known cases. I'd love to see LftHnds "proof" that "no one is disenfranchised." He can't do that, of course. All he can do is pretend he can't see how it could happen. Even though I gave him an example of exactly how it could happen.

My bad so it's now up to 2 people out of the 1600. Never mind the 1598 non-citizens who were taken of the registration rolls.

You asked for one. I provided 2. I went above and beyond your question. Now you're moving the goalposts again because you got your ass handed to you. Just run away rather than continue to post stuff that makes you look like an even bigger fool. For your own sake.

Um, Felecia, I posted #48

And #49 was for #41, even quoted, Felicia.
Also you'e done nothing about the real problem by making people jump through more hoops that you have no idea about.

I already answered that.

Which makes me ask "If you received a mail-in ballot, you sent it in, and then you are purged, how do you get your vote to count?"

I asked you last time why anyone should jump through more hoops right before election day to satisfy ballot purging that should have been done, by LAW, 90 days before the election day. What happens to anyone who doesn't get notified and doesn't fix the issue in time? They're purging up to election day. You pretend to know that anyone can cast a provisional ballot. Or that they'll know they can register the same day as they vote. So let's take that case, not the mail-in issue (which was described above for one case, and another case, they're too late to get a ballot mailed to them with the purge). The case where you think someone can just walk in and cast a provisional ballot by reregistering. They'd have to know to bring the required information/documentation for registration with them. They have to be at the right location to register. On Election day there's only one place you can register: your precinct. You are putting a lot of work on election volunteers and voters all for no good reason.

Oh there is a reason, though. So Youngkin can look MAGA to idiots and pretend he's actually doing something.

What a joke.

Ya wanna try that again, but this time with your brain on and the English module firmly plugged in?

Never mind.
I just don't care.
Do you?

Anyone on that list hasn't voted yet.
You do not know that and nothing in the process indicates that that is even possible.

If the ones who actually planned to vote at all go to the polling place, they will be registered and allowed to vote the same day - providing they are US citizens
Nope. They have to have the right documentation. On election day, they can only go to the precinct that matches the address on any id that they may have with them. They can not register anywhere else.

None of your weak arse excuses justify blatantly violating federal election laws. - Donnerboy

Needs to be said again!

#78 - We should just start killing each other, right Robson? You are talking about half this country - actually more - against you. You want to go for that?

WTF is wrong with you?

You have serious TDS. You are deranged. Trump and his rhetoric of hate has poisoned you. You are sick.

Get help.

First time I actually clicked on every one of those. That is pretty damn good, Hans!

#85 - or even worse - they might make you think!