Thread: ICE demands ‘exhaustive’ voting records from North Carolina

ALIPAC Activist research request.

Please help us get the following info regarding the NC State Board of Elections refusal to provide the requested data on illegal voters to the feds.

1. Which 44 counties received data requests?
2. Exactly what information "Specific language" was in in those federal requests?


Time is of the essence, please assist us with this info if you can find it.

Assistant U.S. attorney Sebastian Kielmanovich issued the subpoenas Thursday to forty-four counties in North Carolina’s federal Eastern District, including Wake County. The probe spans five years, including all “poll books, e-poll books, voting records, and/or voter authorization documents, and executed official ballots (including absentee ballots)” from August 30, 2013, through August 30, 2018. The DOJ wants the documents by September 25—three weeks before early voting begins—according to documents posted by the State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement.

https://www.indyweek.com/news/archiv...44-nc-counties

Yep, see that in the lead article...

Among the state records from Jan. 1, 2010 through Aug. 30, 2018 that were requested: any and all voter registration applications, federal write-in absentee ballots, federal post card applications, early voting application forms, provisional voting forms, absentee ballot request forms, all “admission or denial of non-citizen return forms,” and all voter registration cancellation or revocation forms.

While all data at our BOEs is supposed to be public record, Ivenever seen anyone request voter application forms and write-in ballots before.

A subpoena to the state elections board seeks even more information, requests documents going back to January 2010, including voter registration and early voting application forms, absentee ballot request forms, “any and all ‘admission or denial of non-citizen return forms” and records of any voter registration canceled or revoked by the board.

State Board Meetings

The Bipartisan State Board of Elections & Ethics Enforcement is the state agency charged with the administration of the elections process, as well as campaign finance, ethics and lobbying disclosure and compliance in North Carolina.
The State Board will meet by teleconference at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 7, in part to consider a response to subpoenas issued by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement via the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina. The public call-in number is (415) 655-0052. The code is 351-906-266. Meeting materials, including copies of the subpoenas, are here.

https://dl.ncsbe.gov/index.html?pref...cs/2018-09-07/

Counties

• Beaufort
• Bertie
• Bladen
• Brunswick
• Camden
• Carteret
• Chowan
• Columbus
• Craven
• Cumberland
• Currituck
• Dare
• Duplin
• Edgecombe
• Franklin
• Gates
• Granville
• Greene
• Halifax
• Harnett
• Hertford
• Hyde
• Johnston
• Jones
• Lenoir
• Martin
• Nash
• New Hanover
• Northampton
• Onslow
• Pamlico
• Pasquotank
• Pender
• Perquimans
• Pitt
• Robeson
• Sampson
• Tyrrell
• Vance
• Wake
• Warren
• Washington
• Wayne
• Wilson

ICE spokesman Bryan Cox was tight-lipped about the probe, saying he is “not able to discuss the details of an ongoing federal investigation.” He referred the INDY to an August 27 press release about indictments against the nineteen individuals for voting illegally.

Oftentimes, non-citizens and undocumented people are mistakenly or unknowingly registered to vote through a third-party agency helping them with immigration proceedings without fully realizing the legal ramifications, says Viridiana Martinez, director of immigrant advocacy group Alerta Migratoria. Registering to vote without actually voting is still a federal crime, she adds.

“There’s no malintent in it,” Martinez says. “I think whoever has the power—individuals, counties, or at the state level—has to say there’s no need to give out these records. They need to do that or else the state of North Carolina is being compliant in the deportations that will come.”

https://www.indyweek.com/news/archiv...44-nc-counties

19 foreign nationals charged with illegal voting during 2016 election

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Oftentimes, non-citizens and undocumented people are mistakenly or unknowingly registered to vote through a third-party agency helping them with immigration proceedings without fully realizing the legal ramifications, says Viridiana Martinez, director of immigrant advocacy group Alerta Migratoria. Registering to vote without actually voting is still a federal crime, she adds.

“There’s no malintent in it,” Martinez says. “I think whoever has the power—individuals, counties, or at the state level—has to say there’s no need to give out these records. They need to do that or else the state of North Carolina is being compliant in the deportations that will come.”

Why are these invader advocacy groups allowed to exist inside the US aiding and abetting the invaders?