Homeland Security investigators may have broken the law to find non-citizen voters, whistleblower claims
- Homeland Security investigators may have violated state laws during a rushed voter-fraud investigation that likely flagged American citizens as suspects, according to a report released Monday.
- The allegations by an anonymous whistleblower are contained in a nearly 30-page report produced by the nonprofit watchdog group Democracy Defenders Fund, The New York Times said.
- The report was turned over to Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and Democratic Sen.
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- Homeland Security investigators may have violated state laws during a rushed voter-fraud investigation that likely flagged American citizens as suspects, according to a report released Monday.
- The allegations by an anonymous whistleblower are contained in a nearly 30-page report produced by the nonprofit watchdog group Democracy Defenders Fund, The New York Times said.
- The report was turned over to Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and Democratic Sen.
Sources: The Independent