Arellano: In Trumpworld, dogs who commit voter fraud aren't as bad as immigrants

Los Angeles Times - Oct 22, 2026

What's disgusting about federal claims regarding illegal voters is that the portrait of this country's biggest election scofflaw hangs in every federal courthouse.

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