DOJ indicts non-citizens in Minnesota for alleged voter fraud
U.S. Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter discusses the DOJ charging 10 non-citizens with voter fraud in Minnesota and the department's appeal of a Florida federal judge's ruling on non-citizen voting laws.
DOJ indictments target alleged non-citizen voter fraud in Minnesota as Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter joins 'Saturday in America' to discuss the charges. McCotter reveals that federal prosecutors have charged 50 individuals with voting crimes over the past month. The DOJ is also appealing a Florida federal judge's ruling that declared a federal law banning non-citizen voting unconstitutional.
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