Trump will send election observers to curb Democratic fraud in the July primary elections

The Deputy Attorney General of the Civil Rights Division, Harmeet Dhillon, announced on Tuesday that the Trump Department of Justice will send election observers to 15 different jurisdictions located in the states of Arizona, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, and Virginia to prevent Democratic fraud in the upcoming primary elections.

"We are sending observers to cities and counties where there may have been some issues in recent elections. So this is something that the Department of Justice routinely does," Dhillon commented, informing that these officials will be tasked with ensuring compliance with federal election laws.

"And stay tuned as we approach the general elections, where there will be an even broader program of vote observers, just as the Department of Justice has done for decades in our great nation," the Justice official revealed.

Stop to non-citizen voting

The Trump administration will place special emphasis on sending observers to three Democrat-run cities in Michigan: Detroit, Lansing, and East Lansing. All of these jurisdictions have a long history of complaints about electoral irregularities.

Another case is Arizona, a state that gained notoriety for the irregularities that occurred in Maricopa County during the 2020 and 2021 elections. In New Hampshire, for example, an audit conducted in 2024 exposed serious vulnerabilities in the counting and tallying of votes, a problem that is repeated in other jurisdictions and that the Democrats governing those places refuse to address.

On the same day that the sending of federal officials to critical election areas controlled by Democrats is announced, the Department of Justice sent letters to all states warning their officials about possible criminal proceedings if undocumented voting and voting by individuals with irregular immigration status is allowed.