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Alarming FBI Memo, Fake 2020 Ballots, & a CCP Election Interference Plot?

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Reprint from June 19, 2025: I am reposting this because Fox News wouldn’t air Trump’s speech explaining that not passing the SAVE Act can lead to China influencing the election, as they have tried to do.

The recently declassified memo released by FBI Director Kash Patel is raw intelligence. The memo dates back to August 2020. It supported CBP’s confiscation of nearly 20,000 fraudulent driver’s licenses in July that year. China produced and exported fake US driver’s licenses. They were meant for Chinese sympathizers, particularly Chinese students, to vote in the 2020 election.

The hidden memo detailed the Chinese Communist activity in August, 2020. It was immediately before the election. Christopher Wray’s FBI did nothing with the intel.

Instead, for years, the American public was fed stories about compromised mail-in ballots that were debunked. A report saying nothing backed up that lie. China did not interfere in our elections, the FBI said. We were told it was all conspiracy theories.

All we heard about were Fake Russia plots. We were told to believe the Chinese Communists are our friends.

This memo is new information and has not been “debunked.”

The Memo

According to the memo, the Chinese government produced and exported fraudulent US driver’s licenses to Chinese sympathizers in the United States in order to create tens of thousands of fraudulent mail-in votes for US presidential candidate Joe Biden in late August of 2020, the memo reads.

The source for the memo obtained the information from an identified sub-source who claimed they got it from unidentified People’s Republic of China (PRC) government officials. The receiving agencies are requested not to take action based on this raw reporting without prior coordination with the FBI- that’s Christopher Wray’s FBI. It came out in August 2020, and Wray did nothing. It was right before the election, which he influenced by ignoring the intel.

The memo was written in late August 2020. It continues. 

The Chinese government had produced a large amount of fraudulent United States driver’s licenses that were secretly exported to the United States. The fraudulent driver’s licenses would allow tens of thousands of Chinese students and immigrants sympathetic to the Chinese Communist Party to vote for US presidential candidate Joe Biden, despite not being eligible to vote in the United States.

China had collected private US user data from millions of TikTok accounts. They were warning us about TikTok. It retrieved Americans’ names, IDs, and addresses, which would allow the Chinese government to use real US persons’ information to create fraudulent driver’s licenses.

The fraudulent driver’s licenses included real ID numbers and real addresses of U.S. citizens, making them difficult to detect. These are all FBI documents going back to 2020.

China planned to use the fraudulent driver’s licenses to account for tens of thousands of mail-in votes.

Who got this document?

Everybody got the memo except the public and the press. CIA, the Coast Guard, the DEA, the DHS, defense, energy, FBI, Justice, NGA, NRO, NSA, the Department of the Treasury, the White House, the Beijing embassy, the Air Force Intelligence, Army Intelligence, Defense Intelligence, and on and on and on, received it.

Read the hidden memo here at Just the News.

Addendum

Additionally, the CBP found 19,000 fraudulent driver’s licenses in July, 2020, mostly from Hong Kong and China. Others were from the UK and South Korea.

Christopher Wray’s FBI did nothing.

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