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governmentAlien from South Africa Charged with Unlawful VotingA South African alien and lawful permanent resident was charged with unlawfully voting in the November 2024 federal election. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provided valuable assistance during the investigation....USCIS All News · Oct 22, 2026Read the brief
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NewsUS-Somali lawmaker Ilhan Omar addresses claims she married her brother to secure him green cardK24 Digital · Oct 22, 2026Read the brief
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