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Right?
Also, how many of them really weren't citizens? We can't really trust the Justice Department at this point. And we know from past experience that a lot of their claims about "violent fascist communist atheist terrorists" assaulting poor widdle innocent ICE officers were complete bullshit. And that some of the supposed illegal immigrants they picked up turned out to be American citizens who happened to have tanned or dark skin. So it stands to reason they are wrong on at least some of these cases too.
And how many of them voted for Democrats? In the past in other states, the large majority of the (admittedly very small) number of fraudulent voters voted for the GOP.
This is like how DOGE claimed to find millions of dead people getting social security payments, and then it turned out they were only looking at one set of raw data before it's joined with other data when payments are made: https://apnews.com/article/social-security-payments-deceased-false-claims-doge-ed2885f5769f368853ac3615b4852cf7
When you have an agency who comes in with the intention of making a big headline that Trump can run with, they are going to overlook things so that things fit the narrative.