DOJ says it will take 'aggressive actions' to secure midterm elections
The DOJ said it charged 32 noncitizens in four weeks and will add postal audits and other enforcement steps to protect voting rules.
- With midterm elections only six weeks away, Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter announced Tuesday that the DOJ is implementing new ballot security and fraud prevention measures.
- Over the past four weeks, the DOJ has charged 32 noncitizens with unlawful voting and registration offenses, bringing the total charged during the second Trump administration to 70.
- Homeland Security Investigations deputy head Matthew Milholland reported more than 1,600 voter fraud cases leading to over 160 arrests, while a Census Bureau analysis found roughly 24,000 noncitizen votes among 128 million ballots cast in 2020.
- Rep Mary Gay Scanlon, D-Pa., dubbed the SAVE America Act a "voter suppression bill," while Congressional Democrats accused the administration of spreading "misinformation and anxiety" about elections.
- The SAVE America Act remains stalled in the Senate after passing the House, though Republicans argue it would prevent fraud and secure midterm victories in states with weak election security.
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DOJ says it will take ‘aggressive actions’ to secure midterm elections
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DOJ says it will take 'aggressive actions' to secure midterm elections - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – With the November midterm elections only six weeks away, the Trump administration is already implementing ballot security and fraud prevention measures, Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter told the media Tuesday. Despite a federal judge recently blocking the Trump administration’s attempts to tighten security for mail-in ballots, the Department of Justice and other federal agencies “will continue taking agg…
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DOJ says it will take 'aggressive actions' to secure midterm elections
(The Center Square) – With the November midterm elections only six weeks away, the Trump administration is already implementing ballot security and fraud prevention measures, Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter told the media Tuesday.
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