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With allegedly paying homeless people on Skid Road are registered to vote. And this case is unfolding as President Trump pushes Congress to pass the Save America Act. Alexandria Hoffa joins us now for the White House with more. Alex. Well, good morning to you. The woman in this California case, she had worked for two decades as a signature collector, according to the Department of Justice, in order for these signatures to work on the ballot petitions, different kind of political signature requirements. THESE PEOPLE HAD TO BE REGISTERED TO VOTE. BUT YOU KNOW THAT IS NOT OFTEN THE CASE DOWN ON SKID ROW AND THAT IS WHERE 64-YEAR-OLD BRENDA ARMSTRONG WOULD GO DOWN TO, SHE WAS ALSO KNOWN AS ANNICA, FEDERAL PROSECUTORS SAY SHE WOULD GO DOWN TO SKID ROW, FIND HOMELESS PEOPLE, GET THEM REGISTERED TO VOTE. ABOUT $2 TO $3 A POP IS WHAT SHE WOULD PAY THEM SO THEY COULD SIGN HER PETITION. SOMETIMES EVEN SUGGESTING HER FORMER HOMES AND ADDRESSES TO CLAIM AS THEIR OWN. ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL HARMIT DILLON WRITES, FALSE UNDERMINE AMERICA'S FAITH IN ELECTIONS, EVEN MORE SO WHEN PAYOFFS ARE INVOLVED. THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IS COMMITTED TO ENSURING THAT ALL U.S. ELECTIONS ARE FAIR AND FREE FROM ILLEGAL MEDDLING SO THAT AMERICANS CAN ACCEPT THE RESULTS WITH CONFIDENCE. AND ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL TODD BLANCH SAYS SUCH CRACKDOWNS IN ILLEGAL REGISTRATION AND VOTING SCHEMES IS LONG OVERDUE. DURING THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, THEY DIDN'T CHARGE A SINGLE INDIVIDUAL WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING.