The US Department of Justice has announced charges against 48 non-US citizens in connection with alleged election-related offences across several states, including Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada. The cases involve allegations of illegal voting in federal elections, fraudulent voter registration and falsely claiming US citizenship to register or cast ballots.In a press release issued on October 26, 2026, the department detailed cases filed across multiple federal judicial districts. Several defendants are also accused of making false statements during naturalisation proceedings, including allegedly concealing previous voter registration or voting activity.The department said the cases involve both misdemeanour and felony charges, depending on the alleged offences.
Two Indian nationals have been named in the announcement. Amandeep Kaur, 30, a lawful permanent resident who is seeking US citizenship, has been accused of registering to vote in December 2022 and voting in the November 2024 US election. The case has been filed in the Central District of California.Kamlesh Navnitlal Shah, 67, a lawful permanent resident, has been charged in the Eastern District of California with voting by a non-citizen. According to the Justice Department, Shah allegedly registered to vote on the day of the November 2024 general election and cast a ballot that day. He has been charged by information.Both individuals face...
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