Green Card Holders in Voter Fraud Case Say They Never Registered
Several lawful permanent residents arrested in a California voter fraud sweep told a federal court they did not remember registering to vote. One woman, Ana Domínguez, was accused of fraudulent registration in 2006 and later misrepresenting it during naturalization. An election law expert noted that accidental registration can happen and that prosecutors must prove willful violations.
" then paragraph. Need exactly format. No extra. Need ensure no copying source phrasing. We used "lawful permanent residents" factual phrase; okay. "voter-fraud sweep" maybe source "voter fraud sweep"; okay. "willful violations" source phrase? It's legal term. Could be okay but "never copying source phrasing" means avoid exact phrases? We can rephrase "intentional violations" instead of willful. Hasen said "willful violations" but we can say "intentional violations." Good. "accidental registration can happen" source "sometimes people register to vote accidentally"; rephrase. "DMV mistakes" okay. "First Assistant U.S. Attorney" title. "criminal defense lawyer" source "criminal defense attorney"; okay. "DOJ prosecutor" source. Good. Need maybe "Ana Domínguez, 60, a Salvadoran-born Long Beach resident" source says native of El Salvador living in Long Beach. Good. Need "improper registration" maybe "fraudulent registration" source. We can say "improper registration" original. "misstating