Two Nigerians Among 63 Charged in US Voter-Fraud Cases

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The US Department of Justice says two Nigerian nationals are among 63 people charged in cases involving alleged illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration and related election offences. The cases include allegations of voting in federal elections as a noncitizen and falsely claiming US citizenship to register or vote. Michael Agah, 74, is accused of voting in a federal election in North Carolina, while Mohammed Omar Hassan, 61, faces similar allegations in Texas. Both are lawful permanent residents. The charges are allegations, and the cases are ongoing.

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