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College of Michigan pupil fled to China after being charged with voting illegally, FBI says

By Editorial Board Published June 2, 2025 3 Min Read
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College of Michigan pupil fled to China after being charged with voting illegally, FBI says

College of Michigan pupil fled to China after being charged with voting illegally, FBI says

(CBS DETROIT) — A Chinese language nationwide charged with voting illegally on the College of Michigan has fled the U.S., in accordance with a prison grievance filed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation that was unsealed on Friday.

Haoxiang Gao was attending the Ann Arbor-based college in October 2024 and lived on campus, authorities mentioned.

Security officers with the college spoke with Gao on Oct. 28 after listening to experiences {that a} pupil had unlawfully forged a vote within the 2024 normal election, in accordance with the not too long ago unsealed courtroom paperwork. CBS Detroit beforehand reported on the case, however authorities did not establish Gao on the time. 

Gao admitted through the dialog with the college that he registered to vote and did forged a vote at a polling location on campus on Oct. 27. He was charged by the state on Oct. 30 with one depend every of unauthorized elector making an attempt to vote and making a false affidavit for the aim of securing voter registration, courtroom information present.

Throughout Gao’s arraignment, a decide ordered him to give up his Chinese language passport and to not go away Michigan, in accordance with the prison grievance. The passport handed in had a serial quantity ending in “1332.” A warrant for Gao was later issued after he missed courtroom hearings on March 6 and April 24.

The FBI mentioned within the submitting that Gao’s passport was within the possession of college security officers throughout a courtroom listening to. Nevertheless, in accordance with prosecutors, Gao boarded a Delta flight from Detroit Worldwide Airport to Shanghai, China, on Jan. 19 utilizing a Chinese language passport in his title with a serial quantity ending in “7137.”

CBS Information Detroit has reached out to the college for remark.

Gao has been federally charged with flight to keep away from prosecution, although the U.S. doesn’t have an extradition treaty with China.

The case is among the many only a few situations of noncitizens voting in federal elections in fashionable historical past, research and investigations have discovered. Evaluation by the nonpartisan Brennan Middle for Justice discovered 30 instances of noncitizens suspected of voting within the 2024 normal election reported by election officers out of 23.5 million votes forged within the 42 jurisdictions reviewed.

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