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What is said in the sittings, update by update, the latest first. Each update opens the video at the second it was said.

  1. EDT

    “Restoring Election Integrity: Oversight of Voter Fraud in New Jersey”

    Raskin follow‑up, foreign influence questions, and closing

    Raskin uses follow‑up rounds to debunk large‑scale fraud allegations, highlight audits showing minimal non‑citizen voting, and contrast this with far larger concerns about corporate political spending and foreign‑linked influence, before brief closing exchanges, additional New Jersey documents are entered into the record, and the chair formally adjourns the hearing.

    In this chapter

    1. Raskin follow‑up: debunking large‑scale fraud claims
    2. Raskin: foreign shareholders, corporate money, and elections
    3. Closing exchanges and adjournment

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  2. EDT

    “Restoring Election Integrity: Oversight of Voter Fraud in New Jersey”

    Member questioning: New Jersey scope, NVRA gaps, and reform options

    Members probe witnesses on whether New Jersey’s problem was systemic or limited to software, the extent of registrations beyond the admitted period, intent versus error, and structural gaps in NVRA/HAVA; they debate the SAVE Act’s effectiveness, front‑end citizenship verification at DMVs, the impact of small numbers in close local races, and potential federal standards for list maintenance while affirming consensus that only citizens should vote.

    In this chapter

    1. Chair challenge and Missouri member’s NJ overview
    2. Q&A: Senna and Reimer on intent and NVRA gaps
    3. Crockett round: intent, Trump bribery, and hearing focus

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  3. EDT

    “Restoring Election Integrity: Oversight of Voter Fraud in New Jersey”

    Witness panel introduction and prepared testimonies

    The chair introduces and swears in four election experts, who then present contrasting views: two argue New Jersey’s design flaws and honor‑system registration enabled non‑citizen registrations and support federal proof‑of‑citizenship and SAVE Act‑type reforms, while another stresses empirical evidence that non‑citizen voting is vanishingly rare and warns about overstating the risk.

    In this chapter

    1. Witness introductions and swearing‑in
    2. Witness Findlay: case for proof of citizenship and SAVE Act
    3. Witness Reimer: NJ system design flaws and federal reforms

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  4. EDT

    “Restoring Election Integrity: Oversight of Voter Fraud in New Jersey”

    Minority opening: fraud prevalence, Trump conduct, SAVE Act

    Jamie Raskin Democratic

    The ranking member and Rep. Raskin portray the hearing as politically driven, cite national data showing non‑citizen voting is extremely rare, characterize the New Jersey incident as a self‑reported MVC software mistake with negligible electoral impact, defend Governor Sherrill’s response, and criticize Trump’s alleged vote‑buying, election‑overturning efforts, and the SAVE Act’s risk of mass lawful voter purges.

    In this chapter

    1. Ranking Member Crockett: attacks on Trump and $5,000 offer
    2. Crockett: empirical voter fraud data and democracy risks
    3. Documents on NJ registrations and DHS letters enteredJamie Raskin

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  5. EDT

    “Restoring Election Integrity: Oversight of Voter Fraud in New Jersey”

    Opening and New Jersey non‑citizen voting context

    The chair opens the hearing, outlines recent violent crimes and New Jersey’s sanctuary policies, details the 6,600 non‑citizen registrations and roughly 400 votes, disputes the ‘software error’ explanation, and situates the case within federal election law, alleged NVRA loopholes, and DHS’s role in uncovering the issue.

    In this chapter

    1. Opening gavel and hearing scope
    2. Immigration crimes in NJ: link to state policy
    3. Non‑citizen registrations in NJ: numbers and timeline

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  6. EDT

    “False Narratives Surrounding Conditions at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center”

    Subsequent questioning and closing: sanctuary policies, ICE use of force, and racialized impacts

    Chair Jordan focuses on sanctuary jurisdictions, detainer non‑compliance, and public safety, Raskin highlights contradictions between pro‑police rhetoric and Trump pardons alongside fatal ICE shootings, and Crockett closes by examining racial bias, the McIver prosecution, the death of Jean Brutus at Delaney Hall, and the need for due‑process‑protective detention reforms.

    In this chapter

    1. Chair Jordan: sanctuary jurisdictions, detainers, and safety impacts
    2. Raskin’s second round: Trump pardons and ICE shootings
    3. Ranking Member Crockett: racialized enforcement, McIver case, and closing

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  7. EDT

    “False Narratives Surrounding Conditions at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center”

    Initial questioning: credibility of detainee accounts and deaths in ICE custody

    The chair questions witness credibility and emphasizes threats and violence against ICE, while Rep. Johnson challenges the lack of recent firsthand knowledge by most Republican witnesses, elevates Sinha’s on‑the‑ground evidence, and presses the issue of rising deaths in ICE detention under the Trump administration.

    In this chapter

    1. Chair’s questioning: hunger-strike leader, protest violence, and threats to ICE
    2. Rep. Johnson: witnesses’ lack of direct knowledge and deaths in custody

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  8. EDT

    “False Narratives Surrounding Conditions at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center”

    Witness panel: legal framework, facility conditions, and oversight demands

    The panel is sworn in and delivers prepared testimony covering ICE detention standards and audits, disputed hunger‑strike evidence and state inspections at Delaney Hall, attacks on ICE and deterrence rationales, New Jersey’s anti‑contract law and intergovernmental immunity, and ACLU‑documented accounts of abuse, deaths, and calls for statutory reforms and independent oversight.

    In this chapter

    1. Procedural: witness introductions and swearing-in
    2. Former ICE deputy director McAlsky: hunger strike and state opposition
    3. Former Border Patrol agent Del Cueto: detention as border tool and attack on ICE

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  9. EDT

    “False Narratives Surrounding Conditions at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center”

    Opening statements: Delaney Hall narrative and detention policy

    Jamie Raskin Democratic

    Opening statements by the chair and ranking members frame Delaney Hall as either a well‑run facility under partisan attack or a site of systemic ICE abuse, link the hearing to broader debates on sanctuary policies, immigration enforcement, and alleged DHS/ICE misconduct, and preview conflicting factual claims on deaths, hunger strikes, and detainee criminality.

    In this chapter

    1. Chair: hearing opens and defends Delaney Hall
    2. Ranking Member Crockett: GEO Group, deaths, and abuses
    3. Chair of full committee: sanctuary jurisdictions and crime
    4. Ranking Member Raskin: systemic ICE/DHS misconduct and Delaney factsJamie Raskin

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Schedule

  1. Replay
    “Restoring Election Integrity: Oversight of Voter Fraud in New Jersey”

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  2. Replay
    “False Narratives Surrounding Conditions at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center”

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  3. Replay
    “The Legal Basis for Action Against Venezuelan Drug Traffickers”

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  4. Replay
    “Inside the Biden FBI: Waste, Fraud, Abuse, and a Bureau Leadership in Decline”

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  5. Replay
    “Entering the Golden Age: Ending the Weaponization of the Justice Department”

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