ICE is investigating 1,900 cases of suspected noncitizen voting
Homeland Security agents have 1,900 current active cases probing suspected noncitizen voting, a government official told a federal court on Tuesday, saying all of those investigations could be undercut by a judge's recent ruling imposing new limits on interviews.
Homeland Security agents are currently investigating 1,900 active cases of suspected noncitizen voting. A government official informed a federal court that a recent judge’s ruling, which imposed new limits on interviews, could undermine these investigations. The ruling’s impact threatens the progress and potential outcomes of these fraud probes.
- Homeland Security agents have 1,900 active cases investigating suspected noncitizen voting.
- A government official stated that a recent court ruling could undercut these investigations.
- The ruling imposes new limits on interviews, affecting the ongoing probes.
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