Charges allege immigrants lied on citizenship paperwork or voter forms, risking naturalisation and potential prison time as crackdown targets alleged noncitizen voting ahead of midterms.
Immigrants convicted of illegally voting in the United States face up to a year in prison. Those convicted of lying on applications to become American citizens face up to a decade
The White House is turning anti-fraud initiatives into a central weapon in its efforts to curb both legal and illegal immigration.
Since late last year, federal prosecutors have charged dozens of non-citizens, many of them longtime U.S. permanent residents, with illegally voting in federal elections. At least 15 Canadians...
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