Biden administration withheld info on non-citizen voters

 Washington Examiner:

Iowa election officials sued the Biden administration after the federal government declined to hand over a list of noncitizens registered to vote in the state before the 2024 elections.

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services officials refused to hand over a list of noncitizens illegally registered to vote in Iowa “despite having confirmed that hundreds of noncitizens were on Iowa’s voter rolls after a manual individualized process,” Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate and Attorney General Brenna Bird said in a lawsuit Tuesday. The complaint is filed against the Department of Homeland Security and its subagency, USCIS.
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It looks like the Biden administration is complicit in vote fraud.  Does the Biden administration realize how crazy this appears?

See also:

Joe Biden has a disaster waiting for Trump on inauguration day

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There were concerns when Donald Trump won that there would be surges of immigrants with dubious claims of asylum reaching the southern border of the United States before Donald Trump is inaugurated and given the power to start addressing the border crisis. Those concerns are well-founded, apparently, because that’s exactly what’s happening.

At least one large group of immigrants are trying to ruin Donald Trump’s inauguration day and make his life that much more difficult on day one in the Oval Office by reaching the southern border before Trump puts his hand on the Bible. The immigrants are even making it clear that they intentionally want to get to the U.S. before Trump is sworn in because they know he will be tougher on illegal immigration than Kamala Harris would have.
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 And:

DOGE: Feds Waste Billions on Illegals, Race Studies

And:

 Seattle Is Ordered to Stop Blocking Illegal Alien Deportations in the Most Hilarious Court Decision Ever


 

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