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DHS Official Warns Noncitizens Against Illegal Voting Ahead of Midterm Elections

James Percival, general counsel of the DHS, warned noncitizens against illegal voting, stating they will be prosecuted and deported. His comments follow a DHS announcement of arrests related to voter fraud. Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs challenged the findings of noncitizen voter registrations, citing deficiencies in the data.

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James Percival, the general counsel for the Department of Homeland Security, stated that noncitizens who vote illegally will face prosecution and deportation. This warning comes as the DHS announced arrests related to voter fraud. Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs has contested claims of noncitizen voter registrations, arguing that the data is flawed and includes U.S. citizens.

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  • James Percival is the general counsel for the DHS.
  • The DHS has arrested dozens of noncitizens for illegal voting.
  • Secretary Markwayne Mullin stated some arrested had serious criminal histories.
  • Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs challenged the DOJ's findings on noncitizen registrations.
  • More than 200 people have been charged in connection with noncitizen voter fraud.
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DHS official vows to prosecute and deport noncitizens caught illegally voting ahead of midterms

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