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15:11Now PlayingThe Department of Justice moves aggressively against alleged voter fraud and voter-roll violations in Alabama and California, escalating a nationwide push for stricter election integrity enforcement.
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DOJ filing lawsuits against 25 states for voter roll violations
3,000 non-citizens removed from Alabama voter rolls
Non-citizens with alien registration numbers found on voter rolls
Non-citizens voting is a federal offense
California voting system vulnerable to fraud with no voter ID requirement
108 people registered to vote at single California address
Majority of Americans and African-Americans support voter ID requirements
Voter ID opposition insulting to minorities suggesting they lack ID
Voter ID requirement consistent with ID requirements for other activities
Inability to obtain ID suggests illegal immigration status
Colbert allegedly attempted to influence Texas election through guest selection
Colbert blamed FCC for interview cancellation to align with Democratic party view
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