Mexican national falsely claimed “U.S. citizen” when he went to vote

Mexican National Kansas Mayor Charged with Decades of Illegal Voting

• A Mexican national voted illegally in multiple U.S. elections while serving as Kansas mayor for over 30 years
• Federal authorities confirmed he falsely claimed citizenship on voter forms despite holding only a green card
• The SAVE verification system immediately caught decades of fraud when actually implemented
• This case validates conservative demands for stronger election security measures nationwide

SAVE Verifies a benefit or license applicant’s immigration status or U.S. citizenship, including naturalized, acquired, and U.S.-born citizenship, for user agencies within seconds.

For years, conservatives who raised concerns about election security were dismissed as conspiracy theorists peddling dangerous misinformation.

The mainstream media insisted voter fraud was virtually nonexistent, that our elections were the most secure in history, and that anyone questioning the system was undermining democracy itself. But what happens when those so-called conspiracy theories turn out to be documented facts?

Well, look what just crawled out from under a rock in Kansas.

Turns out those “dangerous conspiracy theorists”—you know, the ones worried about election integrity—had a point. The evidence isn’t coming from anonymous sources or partisan speculation, but from federal authorities and state prosecutors who have uncovered a decades-long pattern of illegal voting that should terrify every law-abiding citizen.

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