Feds Charge 28 Green Card Holders In Voter-Fraud Crackdown

Federal agents charge 28 green card holders with illegal voting as Texas early voting begins.

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Oct 19, 2026

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Feds Charge 28 Green Card Holders In Voter-Fraud Crackdown

Federal agents charge 28 green card holders with illegal voting as Texas early voting begins.

In brief

Federal agents charge 28 green card holders with illegal voting as Texas early voting begins. Federal prosecutors accuse 28 green card holders of illegal voting in multiple elections, including 2020, 2022, and 2024, as Texas starts early voting for November 3 elections. Originally reported by Dallas Express.

Federal charges

Federal agents arrested 11 foreign nationals in California Monday as prosecutors announced election-related charges against 28 green card holders.

Who are the defendants

All 28 defendants have legal immigration status as lawful permanent residents but allegedly cast illegal ballots in multiple election cycles.

Alleged voting history

Alleged voting history

Omar Alexander Muñoz, 72, a Belizean national, claimed U.S. citizenship in 2019 and voted in 2020, 2022, and 2024.

California voter-roll dispute

California faces federal lawsuit over mail ballots for 20,000 registrants identified as likely foreign nationals.

Texas cases

Moises Anwar Arellano-Alba, 36, an illegal alien from Mexico, claimed citizenship on a 2023 Texas driver license application and voted early in Dallas County in 2024.

What happens next

Texas in-person early voting runs through October 30 as federal prosecutors seek to prevent illegal voting in upcoming elections.

The one thing

Federal prosecutors accuse 28 green card holders of illegal voting in multiple elections, including 2020, 2022, and 2024, as Texas starts early voting for November 3 elections.

Read the original on Dallas Express

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