Maria 🇺🇸

That’s a lie. Nevada’s Democratic secretary of state checked DHS’s citizenship claims. Your administration floated 15,903 suspected noncitizens, then identified 185 supposedly confirmed cases. Nevada checked those records and said they indicated those 185 were citizens. DHS provided nothing of substance showing otherwise. California officials checked, too. Los Angeles County reviewed a sample of 200 voter records: 71.2% showed no previous voting history, and among records with meaningful birthplace information, 38.9% indicated a U.S. birthplace. San Diego County also conducted a spot check and found that 59% of the sampled registrations were already canceled. So much for “not one.” Checking voter records and handing DHS unrestricted access to voters’ private information are different things. Refusing demands that violate privacy protections doesn’t establish illegal voting. And after that Nevada performance, you’re surprised people don’t trust DHS? You claim the number is “astronomical,” but offer no verified count to support it. We trust this administration’s election claims about as much as we trust yours. Not at all.