Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones stated that a federal investigation by the Department of Homeland Security (D.H.S.) aimed at identifying noncitizens on state voter rolls may potentially violate several Virginia laws. This assertion raises concerns regarding the legality of the D.H.S.'s actions in relation to state regulations governing voter registration and eligibility.
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Virginia Attorney General States D.H.S. May Have Violated State Law in Voter Fraud Investigation
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones expressed concerns that the Department of Homeland Security's investigation into noncitizens on state voter rolls may violate state laws. This statement highlights potential legal issues surrounding the federal agency's actions.
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Virginia Attorney General: D.H.S. Likely Broke State Law in Voter Fraud Investigation
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