Guest Column: Tale of a man caught up in unjust voter fraud prosecution
We’ve heard a lot about voter fraud over the past few years, particularly after the 2020 election.
There are still people who falsely believe Democrats stole the election from Donald Trump. Most of us, even those of us who voted for him in 2020, don’t feel that way, but it’s wooder under the bridge, as Philadelphians would say.
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However, the perception our system is infected with voter fraud persists, with many blaming immigrants for a supposed vast conspiracy of fraud.
I know a man who got his green card in the regular, unexceptional, lawful way millions before him have legalized: marrying a U.S. citizen.
There was no asylum claim, no crossing the border surreptitiously behind a coyote, no misrepresentation, no omission of facts on his application, nothing.
A straightforward case of, I meet you, I fall........
