Federal authorities made arrests in a string of election-related indictments against noncitizens in recent weeks, colliding with Democratic claims ranging from such voting being "extremely rare" to assertions that it simply "doesn’t happen."The cases come amid a partisan fight over the SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.Democrats argue the measure would make voting harder for eligible Americans."Let me be perfectly clear: This is a non-issue.
Noncitizens do not vote in U.S.elections," Rep.
Mary Gay Scanlon, D-Pa., declared in 2025 after voting 'no' on the bill at the time.Three noncitizens were arrested this month in Philadelphia County, which Scanlon partially represents, and charged with election-related offenses.BIDEN ADMINISTRATION GRANTED WOMAN GREEN CARD MONTHS BEFORE SHE ILLEGALLY VOTED IN 2024 ELECTION: DHSJoshua Kofi Edzie of Ghana is pictured after his arrest on noncitizen voting related charges.(DHS)Trinidad and Tobago national Sade Guppy allegedly voted illegally in the 2022 midterms, while Haitian illegal immigrant Cliff Sanon was charged with submitting a fraudulent voter registration application prior to the 2026 Pennsylvania primary.DHS also pointed Fox News Digital to Mauritanian illegal immigrant Mahady Sacko, who is accused of voting in seven federal elections since 2008.Fox News Digital reached out to Scanlon for comment.Rep.
Mary Gay Scanlon, D-Pa., who represents Delaware County and part of Philadelphia, is seen during a hearing.(Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)On Wednesday, Attorney General Todd Blanche announced indictments of 10 foreign nationals accused of committing voter fraud in Minnesota alone, including during August's primary, saying the issue should not be a "partisan concept."The alleged illegal voters captured are from Brazil, Ghana, Germany, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Liberia and Canada.Sen.
Alex Padilla, D-Calif., has similarly called noncitizen voting "extremely rar...