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Nigerian woman in Massachusetts charged after alleged illegal voting in federal elections

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Texas voter fraud crackdown leads to Homeland Security arrests of non-citizens

Homeland Security Investigations agents execute a major Texas voter fraud crackdown, arresting seven non-citizens in North Texas for illegal voting. U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould pledges to prosecute individuals who lie to the federal government about their citizenship status to cast ballots. The arrests come amid a broader federal push to secure voter rolls and investigate fraudulent registrations ahead of federal elections.

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A Nigerian woman living in the United States as a permanent resident in Massachusetts illegally voted in at least two elections after lying about her citizenship, authorities said.

Gladys Adaeze Okafor, 56, has been charged by the Justice Department with unlawfully voting as an alien for allegedly casting ballots in the 2024 presidential primary election and the 2022 midterm elections despite not being a U.S. citizen.

She is expected to appear in a Boston federal courtroom on Wednesday.

CANADIAN NONCITIZEN ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY VOTING IN FEDERAL AND STATE ELECTIONS

Gladys Adaeze Okafor and a voting booth

Gladys Adaeze Okafor, 56, is charged with illegally voting in elections despite not being a United States citizen. Okafor, a Nigerian citizen, lives in Massachusetts as a permanent resident, authorities said. (Getty Images; Justice Department)

Okafor repeatedly falsified her citizenship status on official documents under penalty of perjury to gain access to the ballot, federal prosecutors allege.

In July 2022, she submitted a voter registration card and signed her name certifying that she was a U.S. citizen, authorities said. The City of Lynn subsequently registered her to vote.

NONCITIZEN CHARGED WITH VOTING IN MINNESOTA 2024 ELECTION AFTER ADMITTING ‘MISTAKE’ TO INVESTIGATORS

In October 2023, Okafor submitted another voter registration card where she checked a box saying she was an American citizen, prosecutors said. She then voted in the 2024 presidential primary election, court documents state.

Okafor was born in Nigeria and obtained lawful permanent resident status in December 2022. However, she is not a U.S. citizen and has not applied for U.S. citizenship, prosecutors said.

She faces up to a year in prison and up to $10,000 in fines.

Recently, seven noncitizens were indicted in connection with an election integrity investigation in Texas. Earlier this month, the DOJ charged five people in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Wisconsin in cases involving alleged illegal voting or fraudulent registration during the 2022 or 2024 elections.

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