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This seems like it should be an article for The Onion.
So the DOJ is pro voter fraud.
Keep in mind that since LAST YEAR Florida has requested a database from the DHS to help them determine who was legal and who wasn’t. When the DHS continued to refuse to help, Florida did what any good state would do, and that was to begin to purge its rolls of voters who are not citizens. So the long answer is obviously yes, the DOJ is pro voter fraud.