WASHINGTON, D.C. — April 21, 2026
In a powerful display of Republican resolve and America First priorities, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act by a narrow but decisive 218-213 vote, delivering a stunning blow to the radical left’s desperate attempts to protect non-citizen voting.
The SAVE America Act (H.R. 22) is common-sense legislation that requires documentary proof of U.S. citizenship — such as a passport or birth certificate — when registering to vote in federal elections. It also mandates government-issued photo identification for in-person voting and directs states to verify voter rolls against federal databases to ensure only American citizens are registered.
President Donald Trump has made this bill a top legislative priority, declaring that election integrity is the foundation of public trust in our democracy.
Trump stated clearly at a recent Republican event: “All voters must show proof of citizenship in order to vote.”
He later posted on Truth Social: “This bill MUST GO TO THE FRONT OF THE LINE… GO FOR THE GOLD,” warning he may refuse to sign other legislation until Congress sends the SAVE Act to his desk immediately.
Polling data continues to show overwhelming bipartisan support for these basic protections. According to Pew Research Center, 83% of Americans favor requiring government-issued photo ID to vote, including 95% of Republicans and 71% of Democrats. Gallup polling found similar numbers: 84% overall support for photo ID and 83% support for proof of citizenship when registering to vote for the first time.
Despite this massive public consensus, only one single House Democrat voted in favor of the bill. That means roughly 99.5% of Democrats in the House opposed a measure supported by the vast majority of the American people — including strong majorities of Black (76%), White (85%), and Latino (82%) voters.
CNN data analyst Harry Enten has correctly noted that voter ID “is NOT controversial in this country,” with strong majorities across all racial and partisan groups in favor. Yet radical Democrats in Congress continue to fight tooth and nail against it.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer predictably lashed out, claiming the bill “destroys the country” and ridiculously alleging it would allow ICE to “kick tens of millions of people off the rolls” without notice.
Schumer said: “It’s about voter registration… This is a bill that destroys the country.”
Republicans rightly dismiss this fearmongering. The SAVE Act simply enforces existing federal law that limits voting in federal elections to U.S. citizens. It does not strip voting rights from any eligible American — it simply stops non-citizens from illegally registering or casting ballots.
Supporters rightly call the measure a “commonsense” safeguard. Photo ID is already required for boarding airplanes, buying alcohol, or entering federal buildings. Only the radical left believes showing ID to protect the most sacred act in our republic — voting — is somehow “suppressive.”
President Trump has been blunt about the stakes: if proof-of-citizenship requirements are fully enforced, Democrats “probably won’t win an election for 50 years.” That statement resonates because it highlights how the radical left has relied on loopholes, lax verification, and non-citizen voting to maintain power.
The bill now moves to the Senate, where Democrats are expected to filibuster. However, the clear divide between overwhelming public support and near-unanimous Democrat opposition in Congress exposes the radical left’s true priorities: they care more about protecting illegal votes than protecting American democracy.
This narrow 218-213 victory in the House proves that MAGA Republicans are fighting hard for election integrity. With President Trump leading the charge and the American people overwhelmingly on our side, the pressure is mounting on Senate Republicans to deliver.
The radical Democrats are in disbelief because their house of cards — built on weak borders, loose voting rules, and imported voters — is collapsing under the weight of truth and accountability.
The SAVE America Act is not just good policy — it is essential to restoring faith in our elections. Patriots across the nation stand with President Trump and House Republicans demanding that this bill reaches his desk without delay.
Election integrity is not optional. America First means securing our vote, securing our borders, and securing our future.
We are winning this battle, and with continued pressure, the radical left’s resistance will crumble. The road to Trump 2028 runs straight through clean, honest, citizen-only elections.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a devastating blow to the “fraud is rare” narrative pushed by the radical left, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon has announced the results of a massive Department of Justice (DOJ) audit. After reviewing between 50 and 60 million voter records, the Trump administration has uncovered a staggering “slice” of corruption, including hundreds of thousands of dead voters and tens of thousands of non-citizens who have already illegally cast ballots in federal elections.
This comprehensive audit—the most transparent and intensive in American history—proves that the “forgotten man” was being disenfranchised by a system riddled with decay and deliberate negligence.
The DOJ’s deep dive into the voter rolls of cooperating states has revealed a level of inaccuracy that threatens the very foundation of our Republic. While the mainstream media dismisses election integrity concerns as “fiction,” the data tells a different story:
The Walking Dead: Over 300,000 deceased individuals were found still listed as “active” voters.
Non-Citizen Voting: Tens of thousands of potential non-citizens have been identified on the rolls, with many already confirmed to have cast illegal ballots.
Systemic Rot: The audit also found hundreds of thousands of registrations for people who have moved or were listed multiple times.
“This is not a fiction or a fantasy,” Dhillon told Newsmax. “We have referred tens of thousands of potential non-citizens for federal prosecution… if that non-citizen voted in a federal election, we’re referring those cases for federal prosecution.”
Dhillon highlighted the “crazy” reality in states like California, where a lack of voter ID requirements has turned the electoral process into a playground for fraud. She pointed to videos showing the homeless being exploited to sign petitions and affidavits, allowing others to fill in and sign ballots on their behalf.
This systemic vulnerability is exactly why the Trump administration and its allies are demanding the passage of the SAVE America Act. While Senate Democrats continue to block the bill—which would mandate proof of citizenship and government-issued ID—the DOJ is moving forward with criminal prosecutions to ensure that every legal vote counts and every illegal vote is neutralized.
The rot extends deep into state-level bureaucracies. Michigan State Representative Rachelle Smit, a former township clerk, provided explosive testimony on how the system actively works against integrity.
Smit revealed that after she personally removed a deceased voter from her township’s rolls, the Secretary of State’s office—controlled by radical partisans—actively reinstated the dead voter. This confirms that the fight for election integrity isn’t just about cleaning up lists; it’s about stopping an entrenched bureaucracy from facilitating fraud.
The message from the Trump Justice Department is unmistakable: The days of looking the other way are over. Under the leadership of President Trump and Harmeet Dhillon, the DOJ is cleaning up the rolls, prosecuting the fraudsters, and restoring the sanctity of the ballot box. We are finally putting American citizens first in their own elections.
Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan has called for an investigation into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and members of the once-Democrat-led January 6 Commission that investigated the events at the U.S. Capitol in 2021.
While briefly speaking to CNN reporter Manu Raju, Jordan wasted little time saying the investigation was nothing more than a witch hunt aimed at going after then-candidate Donald Trump. He also said the Commission should investigate Pelosi and what she knows about what happened on Jan. 6, CNN noted.
Raju asked: “Mr. Jordan, what do you hope to accomplish on the Republican side of this investigation?”
“You know what this is about. This is about going after President Trump, you know. I mean, the Democrats, they don’t want to talk about anything else so they got to talk about this. They don’t want to talk about the crime that’s going on in every major urban area. They don’t want to talk about the crisis at the border. They don’t want to talk about the price — the fact that the price of everything has gone up, the price of eggs has went up, the price of milk has went up, the price of lumber has went up, the price of airline tickets is up, the price of used cars — everything has gone up. They don’t want to talk about all that so they’ve got to talk about how we’re going to go after President Trump for a third time,” Jordan responded.
However, Republicans seem to be struggling on how to proceed.
House Speaker Mike Johnson and the Republican leading the investigation are unable to decide how to proceed with their investigation into the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.
According to three sources familiar with the negotiations, Johnson wants Republicans to narrow the scope of the previous January 6 committee’s investigation and cease looking into it, including former GOP Rep. Liz Cheney.
However, some White House officials support GOP Rep. Barry Loudermilk’s preference for a more expansive mandate, as he has been appointed to lead the investigation. CNN previously reported that President Donald Trump told Johnson before his inauguration that he wanted this investigation to be a top priority.
According to the sources, Loudermilk’s new select subcommittee, which Johnson announced in January, has not yet begun its work in part because of the behind-the-scenes dispute that has stalled negotiations.
“I told former Speaker Kevin McCarthy that I would accept the challenge under two conditions: I would have the autonomy and resources necessary to effectively pursue the facts without political bias or outside influence, and I would have the authority to report whatever we find to the American people,” Loudermilk told CNN in a statement on Thursday. McCarthy asked me to lead House Republicans’ investigation into the Capitol’s security failures on January 6, 2021, and Pelosi’s Select Committee. This, in my opinion, is still necessary in order to effectively seek the truth.
Loudermilk focused on the previous January 6 committee and its output during the previous Congress. The House GOP report’s recommendation at the end was for the FBI to look into Cheney’s involvement in the Capitol attack investigation.
The sources also stated that the investigation’s tapered scope would prevent it from examining security readiness before the attack and future security measures for the US Capitol.
Last month, Loudermilk announced that Speaker Johnson promised him that his investigation into the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will be “formalized as a new committee.”
This is part of a larger plan by Republicans to keep going with several investigations they started in the last Congress, now that they control both houses of Congress and the White House.
Loudermilk said the new committee’s details are still being worked out, but one option is to make it so that Johnson has more say over who is put on the panel (called a “select committee”) and how it works.
Making a new committee to highlight Loudermilk’s work, which included a report suggesting that former GOP Rep. Liz Cheney be charged by the FBI, keeps the Republican campaign to keep President Donald Trump from being held responsible for the violence on January 6 in the spotlight.
“It was so singularly focused that basically Trump created this entire problem,” Loudermilk said of the former January 6 select committee that Adam Schiff and Liz Cheney helped lead. “When in reality, it was a multitude of failures at different levels.”
Johnson has publicly stated that the new effort to investigate January 6 will be “fully funded.”
Former Wyoming Republican congresswoman and Jan. 6 Committee co-chair Liz Cheney and Dr. Anthony Fauci were among the limited list of pardon recipients, a gesture Biden’s aides say was intended to preempt acts of vengeance by Trump or his incoming administration.
However, legal experts were quick to point out that the pardons would not exempt either individual from having to testify under oath if subpoenaed.