Harmeet Dhillon just called out the obvious on 60 Minutes and California AG Rob Bonta is still defending the system that created the problem. During the interview, Lesley Stahl asserted that “there are very few people who are noncitizens who end up voting” and suggested efforts to address it “sow distrust about the whole election system.” Dhillon responded that the distrust is already there, and that these cases are finally being prosecuted in volume, including under the prior administration. California is Exhibit A. The DOJ recently sued the state to stop counting mail ballots from roughly 20,000 people flagged as likely noncitizens. Bonta dismissed the concerns as tiny and said the system is working. Dhillon pushed back, noting that Los Angeles County alone once had over a million illegitimate entries on its rolls, dead people, people who had moved, noncitizens, and others who were ineligible. This is the pattern under long-term Democratic control in California: automatic voter registration, expansive mail-in voting, resistance to full federal access to voter rolls, and repeated downplaying of noncitizen registration. The result is a system that makes clean rolls and verified citizenship harder to enforce, then treats any effort to fix it as an attack on democracy. The distrust didn’t start with the current DOJ investigations. It was built by years of policies that prioritized access over verification. Stop Communism Vote RED in the Midterms Vote America First 🇺🇸