Former President Donald Trump continues to promote unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud, asserting that he would prosecute individuals he deems responsible for 'cheating' in the upcoming election. He has suggested that his targets could include election officials, lawyers, and donors, which has raised alarms among critics who view his rhetoric as a potential precursor to retribution similar to the post-2020 election riot. During a recent debate, Trump reiterated that he believes the 2020 election was 'stolen,' arguing that his previous remarks about losing were made sarcastically. Experts, however, have pointed out that non-citizen voting is illegal and exceedingly rare, dismissing Trump's focus on it as a fabricated justification for voting restrictions. Critics fear that Trump's aggressive stance could incite violence or unlawful actions from his supporters, especially if he loses the upcoming election. Overall, Trump's narrative of election fraud continues to shape the political landscape as the 2024 election approaches.