DHS

DHS states several other proactive state officials signed Memoranda of Agreement with USCIS to use the SAVE system and processed portions of their voter rolls (p.1).

Claim: due to actions of "activist Judge Sparkle Sooknanan," many enhancements to the USCIS SAVE service were suspended pending appeal, which DHS states puts US citizens' votes at risk of dilution by ineligible alien voters (p.1).

"UNAMBIGUOUS CONTRAST": DHS asserts a pattern that states adopting "alien-first policies instead of American-first policies have a disproportionate number of non-citizens on their voter rolls," framed against "the open border policies of the Biden administration" (p.1).

DHS states it has initiated multiple investigations related to allegations of non-citizen voting and registration (p.1).

DHS states the investigation is expanding to include multiple additional states (p.1).

DHS states it will support the Department of Justice's review of voter files obtained under enforcement authority per the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 and the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (p.1).

"STATES THAT PROTECT FEDERAL ELECTIONS": DHS credits proactive state officials with using free DHS/SAVE services to identify non-citizens who registered and/or voted (p.1).

Via SAVE, DHS states it enabled those states to identify over 400,000 deceased registrants and over 28,000 non-citizens who illegally registered to vote (p.1).

Addressed FM DIRECTOR FBI TO ALL FBI FIELD OFFICES, with a wide INFO distribution to defense commands and IC agencies (24AF/543 ISR GP Lackland AFB, USAFRICOM, USEUCOM, USPACOM, USSTRATCOM, USTRANSCOM, INSCOM, NGIC, CIA, DHS, DOJ, State, Treasury, DIA, NSA, DNI, ONI, SECDEF, White House Situation Room, LEGAT/AMEMBASSY Beijing, etc.) (p.1-2).

Dissemination page (partly redacted) lists agencies: CIA, Coast Guard, DHS, FBI, Air Force, Army, DIA, Defense, Navy; State/Local: None (p.5).

DHS and FBI confirmed Russian actors conducted election system reconnaissance and probed voter registration databases in all 50 states; they could not confirm how many probes resulted in successful breaches. In January 2017, White House officials reported the federal assessment was that networks in at least seven states were compromised (2016) (p.3).

The report states VRDBs are "the foundation of our voting system" and urges state/local officials to prioritize security and adopt enhancements such as smart network monitoring and multi-factor authentication; DHS is charged with protecting election infrastructure and encourages collaboration (p.10).