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NJ MVC Software Error Registered 6,600 Noncitizens to Vote—Why No Prosecutions?Mark Garrett of Your LEO Nation reacts to a New Jersey press conference with Lieutenant Governor Caldwell and MVC acting chair Rosalie Johnson, where the governor disclosed a serious MVC software error that allegedly improperly registered about 6,600 noncitizens to vote between June 2023 and June 2024, with an initial analysis indicating fewer than 400 of those individuals voted. Garrett says the governor is using “accountability” language while blaming predecessors and Donald Trump, but failed to include any prosecutors on stage and showed no intent to prosecute those who voted illegally—an indictable third-degree offense carrying 3–5 years and up to $15,000 in penalties. He also claims the governor will not share identifying information with the federal government for removal and urges viewers to comment.00:00 Press Conference Opens00:29 Software Error Explained01:53 Accountability Message02:25 Oaths and Election Integrity03:00 Who Was Missing03:52 Illegal Voting Penalties04:21 No Prosecution Critique05:23 Refusal to Share with Feds06:17 Broader Political Claims06:31 Closing and Viewer Comments
