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Two Indian nationals among 28 green card holders charged with election fraud in California

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Prosecutors in California have filed charges against 28 green card holders accused of illegally voting in elections. Two of the individuals charged are Indian nationals. The defendants are alleged to have cast ballots despite not being eligible to vote as non-citizens. Authorities have not been identified as making detailed statements about each case beyond the charges filed. The cases are expected to proceed through the courts as the legal process continues.

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