Non-Citizen arrested for voting illegally in 2024 Swing State presidential election

A non -American citizen of New Hampshire is accused of having voted illegally in several elections, including the primary and general presidential elections in 2024.

According to A declaration of The New Hampshire Ministry of Justice, Naseef Bryan, who lived in Manchester, New Hampshire, has been arrested and is accused of three unjustified voting chiefs. He would have knowingly voted illegally in a local election in Manchester in 2023 as well as the presidential primary and general in 2024.

If he is convicted, he faces between three and a half and seven years in the New Hampshire state prison and a fine of up to $ 4,000.

It will be brought to justice in the ninth short circuit, Division of the Manchester district, in August.

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A non-citizen of New Hampshire is accused of having voted illegally in several elections, including the primary and general presidential elections in 2024. (Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images; Joseph Prezioso / AFP via Getty Images)

The New Hampshire Outlet NHPR reported that Bryan is a 34 -year -old immigrant who, according to a legal file, is a permanent American resident of Jamaica.

The point of sale has indicated that Bryan has a long history of deposit of a dozen proceedings against a range of agencies and government individuals, including a local police service, a community college of Concord and citizenship and immigration services of the United States (USCIS).

Bryan previously continued uscis twice however, according to the point of sale, his grievances are not clear because the deposits are “ambiguous and contain long writing periods on disparate subjects”. The NHPR has written that in a file against USCIS, Bryan refers to maritime law and requests a repair in the form of gold coins.

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Judicial files show that a man accused by the New Hampshire electoral fraud authorities has targeted USCIS in an eccentric trial citing maritime law. (istock)

A law supported by the Republicans adopted in 2024 forces anyone who enrolled in voting in New Hampshire to present proof of American citizenship. Although the vote on vote was promulgated in September, it only took effect a few days after the 2024 presidential election, according to the New Hampshire Bulletin.

The former vice-president, Kamala Harris, narrowly won the vote of the four votes of the New Hampshire electoral college against President Donald Trump in a vote of 50% to 48%. The Republicans, however, have controlled the governor’s office And the two chambers of the State Legislative Assembly since 2021.

Bryan’s arrest intervenes while the concerns concerning non-citizens vote illegally develop across the country.

In Texas, the Attorney General of the Ken Paxton State, a Republican, recently launched an investigation into more than 100 potential non-citizens who would have voted at least 200 ballots in the 2020 and 2022 electoral cycles.

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In Texas, the Attorney General Ken Paxton launched an investigation into more than 100 potential non-citizens who would have voted at least 200 ballots in 2020 and 2022. (Justin Lane / Reuters; APTO Photo / Keith Srakocic, File)

The majority of alleged illegal ballots placed by potential non-citizens were in the county of Harris, but the Paxton office also investigates the possible cases in the counties of Guadalupe, Cameron and Eastland using information from the Secretary of State of Texas, according to a press release.

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The discovery was made possible by an executive decree signed by Trump ordering the Ministry of Internal Security to provide the safeguard database of American citizenship and immigration services to the States.

The Democratic representative Yvette Clarke of New York also recently raised alarms when she suggested in a reminked video which she needed immigrants to strengthen the figures for her district, saying that they are necessary “for redistribution purposes”.

Alexandra Koch of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.