An undercover operation by James O’Keefe’s "Citizen Justice League" has reportedly uncovered an avenue for voter fraud being allowed at Minneapolis polling places, where poll workers appeared happy to register individuals introduced as "Hamas militants" from Gaza and allow a man disguised as a Muslim woman to vote under other people’s names.

Independent journalist Cam Higby posted video of himself fully veiled in a niqab approaching poll workers after praying on a city street.

"Yesterday I went to Minneapolis polls disguised as a Muslim woman," Higby wrote in a post with a teaser video for the investigation. "Poll workers were going to let me vote in other people’s names, and then vouch for 8 other unregistered foreigners."

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In a post with the full video on Thursday afternoon, O’Keefe wrote:

Election worker says, "You’re the ID," referring to the registered voter serving as identification for the people they are vouching for.

Election worker confirms O’Keefe’s question about unregistered voters being vouched for: "I can vouch for them. They are not registered… That’s okay. That’s fine. Yeah!"

Election worker explains that a registered voter in the same precinct can vouch for up to eight people: "If you’re all in the same precinct and you are already registered, you can vouch for them as ID. Eight people."

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Team member Anthony Rubin also wrote that he walked into a polling location with two men he identified to workers as Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip.

"Yesterday I walked into a polling location in Minneapolis with two Muslim men and told the poll workers that they were Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip," Rubin wrote on X. "The poll workers were ready to get them registered to vote so long as I ‘vouched for them.'"

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James O’Keefe was also seen in the videos in an Islamic disguise.

"THE JUSTICE LEAGUE has descended into polling locations across Minnesota and this form of journalism is about to hit Minneapolis election workers like electroshock therapy," O’Keefe wrote, tagging Higby, Rubin, Savannah Hernandez, Jon Choe, and the Citizen Justice League account.

"We’re back…"

The operation targeted Minnesota’s same-day registration rules, which permit one registered voter to vouch for up to eight others without photo identification simply by signing an oath.

No ballots were cast, no affidavits were signed, and the sole purpose was to test and expose the system.

Higby asserted, "The intention of this video was NEVER to actually vote. The intention was only to expose flaws in the system. No ballots were cast, or touched. No affidavits were signed or touched. All we did is speak to poll workers." Full videos from both Higby and Rubin are expected to drop shortly on their respective platforms.

The provision clearly creates an obvious avenue for fraud, and the undercover team’s investigation appears to confirm how easily it can be exploited.