Justice Department Arrests More Than Two Dozen in California Voter Sweep
The Justice Department has arrested over two dozen individuals in California as part of a sweep targeting alleged noncitizen voters.
Mankato, MN, October 19, 2026 —
The Justice Department has arrested more than two dozen people in California in a sweep targeting alleged noncitizen voters, according to the information provided about the operation. The individuals are described as alleged noncitizen voters; no further details about the allegations were provided.
The available information does not identify when the arrests occurred, where in California they took place, or which agencies carried them out. It also does not provide the names of those arrested, the charges they may face, or whether any of the individuals have appeared in court.
No details were provided about the evidence cited in the cases, how investigators identified the individuals, or the number of people targeted beyond the statement that more than two dozen were arrested. The information also does not say whether the arrests were connected to a broader investigation or whether additional arrests are expected.
The allegations concern voting by people described as noncitizens, but the summary does not specify the circumstances of any alleged voting or provide information about the individuals’ citizenship status. Arrests alone do not establish the truth of the allegations. Further details about the cases, including the legal basis for the arrests and any responses from the people involved, were not provided.
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