A shocking case of election fraud has emerged in Cold Water, Kansas, where Mayor Jose Ceballos has been arrested and charged with six felonies for illegally voting while ineligible due to his non-citizen status. This incident highlights a growing concern regarding non-citizen voting across the United States, prompting states like Kansas to utilize the SAVE database for citizenship verification to uncover potential fraud. The implications of this case extend beyond local politics, as it underscores the need for stricter voting regulations and the ongoing debate about the integrity of the electoral process in America.

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Highlights:

• “Mayor Jose Ceballos charged with six felonies for illegal voting.”
• “Kansas utilizing the SAVE database to verify voter citizenship.”
• “Need for proof of citizenship laws gaining traction in several states.”
• “Implications of non-citizen voting on election integrity nationwide.”

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