DHS Sec. Mullin Exposes Massive Voter Roll Scandal: 250,000 Noncitizens Registered in Key States!

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin delivered a major update on election integrity, revealing that DHS has identified approximately 250,000 noncitizens registered to vote in just four states — California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada. Through careful cross-checking of state voter files against federal records, officials also found an additional 28,000 noncitizens on voter rolls in proactive states. In addition, an astonishing 400,000 deceased individuals remain listed as active voters, raising serious concerns about the accuracy of election systems nationwide.

Speaking at a July 17, 2026 press event, Secretary Mullin urged all states to take immediate action to clean up their voter rolls and remove ineligible individuals before future elections. The Department of Homeland Security is sending formal letters demanding swift compliance within two weeks, with federal election grants potentially tied to cooperation. This initiative reflects the Trump administration’s strong commitment to securing elections and ensuring only eligible American citizens can vote.

These shocking numbers highlight the scale of the challenge facing election officials and the importance of rigorous verification processes. While some states have already begun working closely with DHS, others continue to resist, citing their own authority. The administration’s proactive approach aims to restore confidence in the electoral process by addressing these clear vulnerabilities with facts and decisive action.