Federal Efforts Intensify Against Voter Fraud

Federal authorities are intensifying efforts to crack down on voter fraud ahead of the midterms. Homeland Security agents are ramping up arrests of immigrants accused of participating in illegal voting practices. Fox News correspondent Brooke Taylor joined agents for an exclusive ride-along to uncover the process.

The report details behind-the-scenes enforcement efforts and investigative processes targeting alleged election-related offenses. There is a broader push to safeguard election integrity.

A recent case involves Evelyn Miller, a noncitizen from the Philippines living in Pennsylvania. She pleaded guilty to illegal voting in the 2024 election after registering weeks before Election Day. Miller, 37, of Emmaus, is a lawful permanent resident, but not a U.S. citizen. Only U.S. citizens can vote in federal elections, a fact underscored by federal prosecutors.

“American elections are for Americans only,” commented DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin.

Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) began investigating Miller following information that she may have illegally registered or voted in Lehigh County. DHS shared that Miller registered online on October 9, 2024, and voted in the November 5 general election.

HSI and FBI agents interviewed Miller at her home in July 2025. Miller admitted to registering online before the election and voting at her polling place in Emmaus.

This case highlights ongoing efforts to address illegal voting. The Justice Department has charged 16 individuals in various states for related crimes stemming from the 2024 election.

Miller is scheduled for sentencing on December 16. She faces up to one year in prison, supervised release, and a $100,000 fine.

As these investigations continue, authorities emphasize the importance of citizenship verification to maintain the integrity of federal elections.