Whistleblower: Trump's agents told to break state laws for voter hunt
Turns out federal agents are allegedly being forced to play identity thief just to prove the boss's favorite conspiracy theory.
So, a whistleblower just dropped a massive complaint, and it is a doozy. Apparently, agents at USCIS were told to stop their actual jobs and spend their days hunting for non-citizens voting in elections. The catch? They are allegedly being forced to break state laws to get the data they need.
The instructions are wild: agents are told to pose as the actual voters on state websites to scrape personal records. They have a quota to churn through 40 people a day. That gives them exactly 12 minutes per person to decide if someone is a legitimate citizen or a fraud. The kicker is that they are using DHS data that they already admit is totally unreliable.
It is essentially a state-sponsored speed-run of identity theft to manufacture evidence where none exists. If the front door is locked, Trump apparently just hires someone to pick the lock.
Source: Senate Whistleblower Disclosure
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