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First Arrest Made in Election Fraud Crackdown by Trump Administration

The Trump administration announced the first arrest in an election fraud crackdown, charging a Honduran national with felony counts related to fraudulent voter registration. The case has prompted criticism of California's voter-registration safeguards and renewed calls for a voter-roll audit by the Department of Justice. The White House asserts that evidence of non-citizens voting continues to emerge, countering claims made by critics.

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The Trump administration announced the first arrest in an election fraud crackdown, charging a Honduran national with felony counts related to fraudulent voter registration. The case has prompted criticism of California's voter-registration safeguards and renewed calls for a voter-roll audit by the Department of Justice. The White House asserts that evidence of non-citizens voting continues to emerge, countering claims made by critics.

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Trump election fraud crackdown lands first arrest, putting longtime critics in White House crosshairs

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First Arrest Made in Election Fraud Crackdown by Trump Administration