Trump launches hunt for alleged noncitizen voters

The Department of Homeland Security is investigating alleged noncitizen voting ahead of the midterms, despite claims lacking evidence. Agents are visiting homes and reviewing voter records in several states. This initiative, promoted by Trump, has raised concerns about voter intimidation and the misuse of federal resources. Critics argue that noncitizen voting is extremely rare and that the investigations are based on misunderstandings. The government has reassigned personnel to focus on these inquiries, leading to lawsuits from minority organizations. Recent operations in California have resulted in arrests for alleged illegal voting, while state officials dispute the claims of noncitizen registrations.