President Donald Trump delivered a warning about American elections, describing them as under siege by foreign actors and unauthorized immigrants exploiting vulnerabilities in the system. The 25-minute speech was intended to increase support for his SAVE America Act, which is stalled in the Senate. Trump claimed that China had stolen 220 million U.S. voter files during the 2020 election and used this information to create "ballots for Biden." However, voter rolls listing names and addresses are readily available in nearly every state. He also accused the intelligence community of withholding documents describing China's activities from him when he was in his first term as president. Despite these claims, no independent reviews have shown widespread voting by illegal immigrants in the 2020 or since. Cybersecurity threats are a growing concern for the elections infrastructure, but never resulted in manipulated votes that would have impacted an election.