Authorities in Texas, including the state Attorney General Ken Paxton and federal investigators, have announced a series of arrests and charges against noncitizens related to illegal voting in recent elections. A total of seven individuals have been charged in a North Texas voter fraud investigation, with more cases emerging as the Texas Secretary of State referred 117 potential noncitizen voting cases for further investigation. The broader initiative is linked to heightened efforts focused on election integrity, driven in part by Trump’s administration. Among those arrested are several green card holders and foreign nationals who allegedly participated in the 2024 elections illegally. The Department of Justice is actively pursuing multiple cases across the state, highlighting ongoing concerns about voter fraud and election integrity.