Incase you missed it: President Donald J. Trump has declassified thousands of documents on the 2020 election. China is named as a major bad actor — and Michigan is specifically called out.

They are now public for anyone to read. - Monica Yatooma

Trump highlighted five major concerns:

China acquired roughly 220 million U.S. voter files — described as the largest compromise of election data in history.
Deep State suppression — officials actively hid evidence of Chinese interference. One FBI official reportedly bragged about running a “shadow government” to keep it quiet.
Vulnerable voting systems — electronic systems were assessed as “vulnerable and easily compromised”.
Michigan voter registration fraud (Muskegon): In 2020, a large Democratic get-out-the-vote operation submitted thousands of registration forms in Muskegon. The city clerk flagged hundreds as fraudulent — fake names, non-existent addresses, mismatched signatures.
Michigan State Police were so concerned they contacted the FBI. Declassified FBI files show canvassers admitted they signed forms in other people’s names, registered people who didn’t exist, and received gift cards based on how many applications they turned in. Trump called it “pay, play and cheat”. FBI agents believed crimes were committed, but the case was slow-walked for years and later closed without charges. Trump has now ordered it reopened.
Non-citizens on voter rolls — DHS has identified 278,000 non-citizens registered to vote.
This material is no longer hidden. It has been declassified and released.