Judge rejects DOJ request to stop California from counting ballots from alleged noncitizen voters
Federal agents arrested 28 people in California last week on charges related to voting while not being citizens. The Trump administration also identified about 20,000 ballots sent to people it says are not citizens, and California went to federal court to challenge the government's effort to have those ballots excluded from being counted.
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Part of The Trump administration's voter-roll suits and its hunt for noncitizen voters
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2 sourcesCalifornia Election Officials Question DOJ's List of 20,000 Suspected Noncitizen Voters as Midterms Approach
As the DOJ amps up threats against noncitizen voting in California, the number of cases brought there — and around the country — remains low
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9 sourcesJudge rejects DOJ request to stop California from counting ballots from alleged noncitizen voters
California Refuses to Check 20,000 Likely Noncitizen Voters as DOJ Sues to Protect American Votes
California Begged a Federal Court to Count 20000 Ballots DOJ Suspects Are Noncitizens
DOJ Charges 48 Foreign Nationals Across Five States for Illegally Voting in U.S. Elections
California’s 20,000-Ballot Fight: Judges Press DOJ Over Suspected Noncitizen Voters
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2 developments- Oct 26DOJ files charges against 28 alleged noncitizen voters snared in massive California ballot fraud bust
- Oct 27Only right-leaning coverage:California Begged a Federal Court to Count 20000 Ballots DOJ Suspects Are Noncitizens
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