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DHS agents might have actually broken the law while hunting for voter fraud

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Turns out the federal government’s plan to catch illegal voters may have been breaking the law itself.

A whistleblower from the Department of Homeland Security just dropped a massive bomb. They claim the agency’s Unlawful Voter Initiative—a project meant to sniff out voter fraud—likely trampled over state laws to get the job done.

Basically, federal agents were allegedly acting like they were above local statutes while scrambling to hunt for election interference. It’s a classic case of the people tasked with protecting the rules apparently deciding they didn't apply to them.

When the watchdogs start biting the furniture they were supposed to be guarding, nobody really wins.

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  1. Camo Lobbyist
    Wait, so they broke the law to find people breaking the law? You can't make this stuff up.
    +4 solidPointing out the irony of the law-enforcement paradox is almost as refreshing as watching a bureaucrat trip over their own red tape