Trump’s Voter Fraud Quest Is Turning Illegal, Whistleblower Says

A whistleblower alleges that Department of Homeland Security agents may have violated state laws during the Unlawful Voter Initiative. To find proof of voter fraud, investigators reportedly posed as voters by entering personal data, including Social Security numbers, into public state websites. Agents faced a quota of 40 people per day, completing checks in 12 minutes. These actions potentially breach state laws that mandate only the actual voter may input their own information into these public-facing systems.