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Federal authorities in California have charged several immigrants who applied for U.S. citizenship with voter fraud. The charges involve allegations of lying on citizenship applications or during interviews, which could lead to prison sentences and hinder their naturalization process.
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Federal authorities in California have charged several immigrants who applied for U.S. citizenship with voter fraud. The charges involve allegations of lying on citizenship applications or during interviews, which could lead to prison sentences and hinder their naturalization process.
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