CMS has issued updated guidance reminding nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities that residents have the right to vote, or to decline to vote, without interference, coercion, discrimination, or reprisal. The memo also warns facilities to comply with federal and state election laws and encourages the use of bipartisan election workers where state law allows.
If grandma voted for the first time after she stopped recognizing her own children, it might be voter fraud. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has sent a letter to nursing homes rescinding a Biden-era directive that made it easy to harvest ballots among vulnerable residents.
ACRU has filed a "friend of the court" brief in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, backing the Department of Justice's request that the full court rehear a case with real consequences for federal election oversight.
Cooperation agreements between county sheriffs and federal immigration authorities are now required by state law.
Welcome to Protect the Vote: A Grassroots Seminar! Join us on Thursday, July 16, 2026 at 5:30PM at Wild Stallion Vineyards. See you there!
As Americans celebrate Independence Day and begin commemorating our nation's 250th anniversary, retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Allen B. West is available for television, radio, podcast, and print interviews to discuss the enduring significance of America's founding, the sacrifices made to preserve our freedoms, and why defending constitutional principles remains essential today.
Michele Toomey has been indicted for allegedly committing election fraud in Mobile County. Toomey is charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor for voter harvesting, identity theft and forgery.
A man with dementia at an Owasso nursing home allegedly had his voting party changed by staff without permission from his guardians.
Allen West at the Center for American Values in Pueblo: honor, integrity, and patriotism aren't inherited, they're taught. And the most important center for American values isn't a building, it's your home.
DHS said ICE arrested several people with prior convictions that included arson, burglary with assault, methamphetamine trafficking, burglary, and criminal conspiracy. The statement lists arrests involving individuals from Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, and New York as part of what it described as a public safety effort.
