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Uthmeier announces felony charges against a Canadian citizen who voted in Florida elections
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced felony charges against Giorgio Dominique Mucelli, a Canadian citizen and lawful permanent resident, for voting illegally in Florida seven times. The charges stem from Mucelli's false claim of U.S. citizenship during voter registration in 2004, verified through the DHS's SAVE database. A federal judge recently blocked the SAVE system's use nationwide, prompting Florida and other states to sue for its reinstatement.
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