For twenty years, the federal government let an illegal alien game the system, and almost no one noticed. With a stolen identity in hand, Carlos Felipe Jaramillo Grajales did what open-borders liberals claim is “impossible” — he snagged a Florida driver’s license, registered to vote, got a U.S. passport, even managed to cast votes in multiple elections. And to top it off, this fraud helped his wife become a citizen using the very identity he stole.
While everyday Americans work hard and play by the rules, elites shrug off these crimes as if they’re no big deal. For two decades, bureaucracy and incompetence let this slip through endless cracks. How many more cases are out there, tucked away in dusty files and ignored by the same agencies always begging for a bigger budget? Liberals cry that voter fraud is a “myth,” but this is hard proof that it’s very real.
This is more than just one criminal slipping through. It’s the entire system working against honest Americans. The Left pushes to hand out drivers’ licenses and voting rights to illegal aliens, all while promising us there’s nothing to worry about. Clearly, that’s a lie. If the system is so broken that someone can vote, get a passport, and help their spouse become a citizen, all while being in the country illegally, regular Americans should be angry.
What happened in Florida shows that our election systems are a joke if we don’t have strong ID laws. And yet, the same people screaming about “democracy” don’t want voter ID or secure borders. Why? Maybe because they don’t care about fair elections. Maybe some globalist interests like this chaos, because it breaks down what makes America special.
Here’s the ugly truth: if just one illegal alien can pull this off for twenty years, then the real number is anyone’s guess. How many elections have been tainted by fraud that liberals swear doesn’t exist? How much longer will Americans tolerate a rigged game where the rule-breakers get rewarded, and patriots get ignored? At what point do the American people say enough is enough?
Source: Redstate
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