“The Justice Department sued California over approximately 20,000 people it identified as likely non-citizens on the voter rolls”

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sued California over approximately 20,000 people identified as likely non-citizens on the voter rolls, seeking to separate and withhold those ballots

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“The lawsuit seeks to block California from counting mail-in ballots from roughly 20,000 voters identified by federal authorities as suspected non-citizens, relying on cross-reference federal databases.”
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