A federal grand jury in Wilmington, N.C. has filed “voting by an alien” charges against 19 illegals who allegedly voted in to the 2016 presidential election.

“According to the Justice Department, those charged were from Mexico, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Panama, Nigeria, Philippines, Grenada, Guyana, Japan, Germany, Poland, Italy, Haiti, and Korea,” said a Washington Examiner report.

The fake news media, known for being a propaganda arm of the DNC, has sworn up and down that there is no such thing as voter fraud, though President Donald J. Trump has often claimed that it exists, and hurts Republicans.

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“Despite not having any evidence to back up his claims, the president claimed that illegal ballots helped former presidential nominee Hillary Clinton win the popular vote by nearly 2.9 million votes,” said Newsweek in April.

Once again, Trump has bested the arch nemeses of the American people. If 19 illegals in North Carolina – an important swing state – voted, how many others did too?

The American Civil Liberties Union jumped on board the anti-Trump train, too.

“Once again @realDonaldTrump is claiming — without proof — that millions of people vote illegally in our elections. The real conspiracy is elected officials peddling lies in order to delegitimize our democracy and justify restrictions on the right to vote,” the group Tweeted.

Once again @realDonaldTrump is claiming — without proof — that millions of people vote illegally in our elections.

The real conspiracy is elected officials peddling lies in order to delegitimize our democracy and justify restrictions on the right to vote. https://t.co/eT2lNxooWk

— ACLU (@ACLU) April 5, 2018

“The cases are being investigated by a task force in North Carolina led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations and assisted by Enforcement Removal Operations and the Department of State’s Diplomatic Security Service,” said the Washington Examiner. 

Claims that there is no such thing as voter fraud are not only asinine, they are an attempt to undermine a duly elected president. Such claims made by any other president would be treated with utmost gravity.

But when Trump makes a serious claim, the incurious media goes into seek-and-destroy mode. After all, their counterparts in the Democrat party need those illegal votes to stay relevant.

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