Immigration officers, whose primary duty is to vet applications for legal status in the United States, are facing a new directive. These officers are being redirected from their standard responsibilities to investigate potential voter fraud, according to information shared by three former officials with The Washington Post.
This move represents a further effort to support former President Trump’s unproven assertion that noncitizens vote in numbers large enough to impact U.S. elections.

The reassignment of these officers is the latest step in a series of actions by the federal government. These actions aim to scrutinize and potentially validate claims regarding election integrity, despite a lack of evidence to support these claims.

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