The Guardian
28 California green card holders face US charges over alleged voting fraud
The US Department of Justice is prosecuting 28 green card holders in California on allegations of fraudulent voter registration and illegal voting. The move intensifies the Trump administration’s efforts against alleged noncitizen voting. Democrats and voting rights groups describe those efforts as a strategy to foster distrust of the results of the upcoming midterm elections.
What to know
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The charges target 28 green card holders in California over alleged fraudulent voter registration and illegal voting.
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Democrats and voting rights groups say the broader enforcement push seeks to cast doubt on the upcoming midterm election results.
Why it matters
The case belongs to a broader enforcement push against alleged noncitizen voting that Democrats and voting rights groups have linked to concerns about trust in midterm election results.
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