DHS agents allegedly told to 'misrepresent' themselves to access state voter rolls
Summary
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is accused of ordering agents to lie about who they are to get access to state voter lists and to create false proof of voter fraud before the midterm elections. Senators Chuck Schumer and Alex Padilla claim a whistleblower revealed these instructions and have asked DHS to stop these actions and provide an explanation.Key Facts
- DHS agents were reportedly told to "misrepresent themselves" to access voter rolls.
- Agents were allegedly directed to break state laws to get private voter information.
- The effort includes finding or inventing evidence of voter fraud.
- Senators Schumer and Padilla publicly shared these claims citing a whistleblower’s information.
- The allegations were made just weeks before the 2026 midterm elections.
- DHS said it uses voter rolls and immigration data to investigate election fraud.
- Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) said it is actively pursuing election fraud cases under President Trump.
- Senators have demanded DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin halt these alleged practices and explain the situation.
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