The Justice Department has charged 28 alleged noncitizens with voting in California, with 11 arrested on Monday.
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01Summary
- 01The DOJ announced charges against 28 non-US citizens for allegedly voting in California elections.
- 02Federal authorities arrested 11 of the accused on Monday.
- 03The charges were detailed in criminal complaints filed by the DOJ.
02Why it matters
This action highlights ongoing enforcement of election laws and may affect public confidence in electoral integrity, particularly in California, a state with a large immigrant population.
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