BREAKING: DHS "NUKES" LA's Election Experts and Provides Evidence All Voters in Their Sample Were Illegal Voters
DHS Provides 22,000 Illegal Voters on California’s Voter Roll and LA Samples 200 Over the weekend, the DOJ and California traded statements on the 22,000 names the DOJ provided to California that the DOJ claimed were non-residents on the voter rolls. The post BREAKING: DHS "NUKES" LA's Election Experts and Provides Evidence All Voters in Their Sample Were Illegal Voters appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has provided California with a list of 22,000 individuals allegedly on voter rolls who are not residents. In a sample of 200 from this list, Los Angeles County claimed nearly 30% had voted previously. However, DHS presented evidence in court indicating that all individuals in this sample were born outside the U.S., directly contradicting the county’s claims.
- DHS provided California with a list of 22,000 individuals claimed to be non-residents on voter rolls.
- Los Angeles County’s sample of 200 from this list suggested almost 30% had voted.
- DHS evidence in court indicated that all individuals in the LA County sample were born outside the U.S., with 51 having potentially lied on voter registration.
- The Ninth Circuit ruled against the DOJ’s emergency request to set aside ballots from individuals on the list of 22,000.
- The DOJ detailed a process involving data enhancement, comparison with USCIS records, and manual review to identify potential non-citizen voters.
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