The Trump administration said in the United States that the Department of Homeland Security is investigating 1,620 alleged cases of noncitizens casting ballots and has made 151 arrests. DHS chief Markwayne Mullin said the department is comparing voter records against federal immigration databases and may review as many as 300,000 additional cases; the article also cites an earlier administration plan allowing states to verify voter citizenship through federal databases and support Justice Department reviews under federal election laws.
Matt Mercer
2026.09.29
42% relevant
This adds that Vice President JD Vance said he and President Trump have discussed procedural options to pass the SAVE America Act, including replacing the Senate parliamentarian and overcoming Republican opposition. It advances the same broader push around alleged noncitizen voting, but it is a legislative strategy update rather than a DHS enforcement action.
John Binder
2026.09.28
93% relevant
This appears to update the same underlying federal noncitizen-voting enforcement push by adding a specific Justice Department charging action involving 10 migrants in a nationwide case.
Sam Levine
2026.09.24
89% relevant
This updates the same underlying DHS push on alleged noncitizen voting by adding that Nevada reviewed 185 records DHS had identified as noncitizens and found they were all U.S. citizens, while also detailing state criticism of DHS's methodology and noting similar doubts raised in Pennsylvania.
John Binder
2026.09.24
88% relevant
This article appears to provide a specific example of the broader DHS noncitizen-voting enforcement push: the arrest in New Jersey of a legal permanent resident from Senegal on charges of unlawful naturalization procurement and voting by an alien after allegedly voting in 2018, 2020 and 2024. It also adds state-specific context about New Jersey's motor-voter registration error and officials' competing estimates of foreign nationals registered to vote.
Warner Todd Huston
2026.09.21
100% relevant
This article appears to establish a distinct story about DHS-led investigations and arrests tied to alleged noncitizen voting, rather than updating any of the listed tracked stories.