DOJ Charges 63 People in Election-Related Cases Ahead of Midterm Elections
The cases include illegal voting, false citizenship claims and fraudulent registrations as federal prosecutors say 195 people have been charged in nine weeks.
- On Monday, the U.S. Department of Justice charged 63 individuals across 15 states with illegal voting and registration crimes. Attorney General Todd Blanche called it the "largest surge of voter-fraud arrests since President Trump returned to office."
- Federal authorities have charged 195 people in 25 states with illegal voting violations over the past nine weeks, lifting the total number of individuals charged with election fraud-related crimes under the current administration to 239.
- While the roster includes four undocumented immigrants, the vast majority are green card holders who allegedly signed forms swearing they were American citizens; court filings reveal cases where illegal voting was not a one-off mistake but a decades-long habit.
- Some defendants reported that confusion and language barriers led them to believe they were eligible to vote; auditors in Utah have repeatedly concluded they "did not observe significant fraud" in recent elections.
- This year, the Department of Justice is deploying 1,000 election monitors to all 50 states in an unprecedented move. The administration continues pursuing legal challenges to obtain unredacted voter registration databases from states nationwide.
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NEWS HEADLINES: DOJ Announces 63 Election-Crime Cases as ICE Details 19 Foreign Nationals Accused of Illegal Voting – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Isaac
Election Day is hours away, and the Justice Department just dropped a nationwide enforcement update that deserves far more attention than it is getting. The Justice Department announced charges involving 63 people in election-related cases across the country. The cases include alleged illegal voting, false claims of U.S. citizenship, fraudulent voter registration, and related offenses. Four of the 63 people are described by DOJ as illegal aliens…
The DOJ reported that, over the past nine weeks, a total of 195 people in 25 states have faced charges related to illegal voting.
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www.diariolibre.comThe U.S. Department of Justice has indicted 63 people, mostly from Latin America, for alleged crimes of electoral fraud.The charges include false citizenship statements and fraudulent searches.The defendants include permanent residents of Colombia, Argentina and Cuba. Trump’s government has intensified its persecution of illegally voting foreigners, although studies indicate that fraud is minimal.
Trump DOJ Announces Largest Voter-Fraud Arrest Surge Since President Trump Returned
President Trump’s Justice Department announced a sweeping nationwide election-crime enforcement action Monday involving 63 people — including four illegal aliens. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche called it the largest voter-fraud arrest surge since President Trump returned to office. The cases span the country and include allegations involving illegal voting, false citizenship claims, fraudulent registrations and repeated ballots cast by peo…
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