Trump expands efforts to investigate noncitizen voter registration with a new campaign of subpoenas before the midterms
Federal authorities charged dozens of immigrants in California for alleged voter fraud. The Justice Department said six people would be charged with voting as noncitizens. It also sued 30 states over voter roll sharing and requested ballot sets for over 400 people in Washington state.
- The Justice Department stated six people would be charged with voting as a noncitizen.
- Federal authorities charged more than two dozen legal permanent residents in California.
- The Trump administration requested that Washington state set aside ballots from over 400 people.
- The Trump administration issued over 100 subpoenas for voter records in at least 13 states.
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