This Department of Homeland Security summary presents DHS claims about investigations of alleged noncitizen voter registration and states’ use of the SAVE system to screen voter rolls.
DHS says it initiated multiple investigations into allegations of noncitizen voting and registration. It claims that reviewing public voter files from four states that had not used SAVE revealed more than 250,000 illegally registered noncitizens; the page does not provide the underlying records or methodology.
“The Department of Homeland Security has initiated multiple investigations related to allegations of non-citizen voting and registration.”
The summary says election officials in California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada were notified and that the investigation was expanding. It also says DHS would support a Department of Justice review of voter files obtained under federal election laws.
“State election officials in California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Nevada have been notified”
As of June 22, 2026, DHS reports that 25 states had processed more than 68 million registration records through SAVE. DHS says the screening enabled those states to identify more than 400,000 deceased registrants and more than 28,000 noncitizens who had registered to vote; these are the document’s reported figures, not independently demonstrated findings on the page.
“As of June 22, 2026, a total of 25 different states processed more than 68 million registration records through the SAVE system.”
A table labeled “Proactive SAVE User States” lists deceased and noncitizen counts for ten states. For example, its displayed entries are 42,776 deceased and 2,549 noncitizen for Georgia, and 111,573 deceased and 2,296 noncitizen for Texas.
The summary says many USCIS SAVE enhancements had been suspended pending appeal because of a judicial ruling, while framing that development as creating a risk to citizens’ votes. The page supplies no adjudicated finding that such vote dilution occurred.
“many of the enhancements to this service of USCIS have been suspended pending appeal.”