DHS Secretary Mullin says agency probing over 1,600 voter fraud cases

Markwayne Mullin, the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, disclosed that the agency is currently investigating 1,620 alleged voter fraud cases involving non-citizens. So far, 151 arrests have been made, and the department is also looking into 300,000 further cases based on a list compiled from state voter registration data. Mullin explained that investigators are comparing the names on the list with databases of people who are in the country illegally, legal permanent residents and citizens to determine whether any votes were cast unlawfully.

He asserted that the findings support claims of widespread fraud in recent elections. The effort reflects a broader push to verify the legality of each vote and to address potential irregularities in the electoral process.