Liberia, Oct. 5 -- Three Liberians living in Minnesota are among ten immigrants indicted by a U.S. federal grand jury for allegedly voting or registering to vote while not citizens. Prosecutors say most of the votes were cast in the November 2024 presidential election. They face up to five years in prison, and U.S. officials warn deportation could follow.

Monrovia - She is 61. He is 48. The youngest is 43. Somewhere in Minnesota, three Liberians who built lives far from home now face the possibility of losing them, over a ballot.

By Rodney D. Sieh

A federal grand jury in Minneapolis on September 24 indicted Bhator Konah Bryant, Alan Barbu Kargbo and Chis Adam Pettiquoi, along with seven other immigrants, on charges of voting or registe...