JAMAICAN NATIONAL ARRESTED FOLLOWING 22 YEARS OF ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING ICE arrested Antonio Mitchell, a Jamaican…
JAMAICAN NATIONAL ARRESTED FOLLOWING 22 YEARS OF ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING ICE arrested Antonio Mitchell, a Jamaican national and lawful permanent resident accused of illegally voting in U.S. elections between 2000 and 2022, despite NOT being an American citizen. Mitchell allegedly registered to vote in New Jersey by falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and cast a ballot in the 2022 federal election. He then allegedly LIED about his voting history on his citizenship application and during multiple immigration interviews. ONLY eligible voters have the right to cast ballots in American elections. Those who knowingly violate federal election laws will face justice.
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JAMAICAN NATIONAL ARRESTED FOLLOWING 22 YEARS OF ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING ICE arrested Antonio Mitchell, a Jamaican national and lawful permanent resident accused of illegally voting in U.S. elections between 2000 and 2022, despite NOT being an American citizen. Mitchell allegedly registered to vote in New Jersey by falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and cast a ballot in the 2022 federal election. He then allegedly LIED about his voting history on his citizenship application and during multiple immigration interviews. ONLY eligible voters have the right to cast ballots in American elections. Those who knowingly violate federal election laws will face justice.
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