DOJ indicts 28 non-citizens for illegal voter registration in California
The Department of Justice announced charges against 28 non-citizens who were illegally registered to vote in California, some of whom actually cast ballots.
On Monday, the Department of Justice revealed a series of arrests involving 28 non-citizens who were improperly listed on California voter rolls, with some individuals having actually voted. A DOJ spokesperson warned that such actions undermine the integrity of elections and harm American citizens. The agency emphasized that these incidents are part of a larger trend, noting an ongoing review of thousands of alleged illegal voting cases across the United States.
California remains a central target for the administration's voter-fraud crackdown, highlighted by a separate legal action alleging over 20,000 non-citizen registrations in the state. The announcements come amid heightened scrutiny of election security nationwide.
Why it matters
The case highlights concerns about election integrity and potential widespread illegal voting.
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