The foreign threat to US elections

 DC Daily Journal:

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The Trump administration is taking decisive action to safeguard American elections, with a sharp focus on rooting out illegal voting by foreign nationals. A recent case involving a Chinese national, Haoxiang Gao, has brought renewed attention to the administration’s commitment to election integrity. Gao, a former University of Michigan student, allegedly voted unlawfully in the 2024 presidential election and fled the country just one day before President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Federal prosecutors allege that Gao, while attending the University of Michigan, used his student ID to register to vote in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for the 2024 election. By falsely claiming U.S. citizenship on his voter registration application, he was able to cast a ballot, an act that prosecutors say undermines the democratic process. The DOJ’s swift response to this case highlights the Trump administration’s priority to protect the sanctity of American elections from foreign interference.
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See also:

Trump Administration Cracks Down on Foreign Nationals Voting Illegally in U.S. Elections 

We have enough Democrats voting for some weird candidates without inviting Chinese nationals to the election. 

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