Justice Department charges more than 2 dozen in California sweep targeting alleged noncitizen voters

The Justice Department charged 28 foreign nationals in California for allegedly registering or voting illegally in U.S. elections. Federal authorities conducted a statewide sweep on Monday, resulting in the arrest of 11 non-Americans residing in the country. These individuals are among the total of 28 people facing criminal complaints. The DOJ operation specifically targeted noncitizens who attempted to participate in the electoral process, leading to these federal charges across the state of California.