Fed Agents Told to Break State Laws to Find 'Fake' Voters for Trump
A new whistleblower report claims DHS investigators are being forced to impersonate citizens to hunt for election fraud.
So, apparently, the government has a quota system for finding election fraud, and it's every bit as chaotic as you'd imagine. A whistleblower just dropped a massive complaint alleging that USCIS agents are being ordered to break state laws just to dig up voter data.
The play here is pretty wild: investigators are literally being told to impersonate actual voters on state websites to get around privacy protections. They've got a quota of 40 people a day, which gives them about 12 minutes per person to confirm citizenship, verify records, and build a federal case. The kicker? They're using data that even they admit is unreliable.
Basically, Trump wants to prove widespread noncitizen voting, so he’s reportedly having DHS brute-force their way through the back door after the courts blocked him from getting that data legitimately dozens of times. It’s an aggressive, high-speed hunt to manufacture evidence that doesn't seem to exist.
When the government decides the law is just a suggestion to win an election, the whole system stops being about security and starts being about a campaign stunt.
Source: Senate Whistleblower Letter
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