Trump administration sues California over noncitizens on voter rolls
- The administration of United States President Donald Trump has sued the state of California after the state missed a deadline to review a list of registered noncitizen voters sent to officials.
- The agency said it had attempted to “work collaboratively” with California to identify noncitizens registered to vote in the state, but “Califo
- The lawsuit, filed on Thursday, accuses the state of failing to review a list of names provided by federal authorities who believe the individuals may be ineligible to vote in federal elections.
Confirmed
- The administration of United States President Donald Trump has sued the state of California after the state missed a deadline to review a list of registered noncitizen voters sent to officials.
- The lawsuit, filed on Thursday, accuses the state of failing to review a list of names provided by federal authorities who believe the individuals may be ineligible to vote in federal elections.
Unverified
- The agency said it had attempted to “work collaboratively” with California to identify noncitizens registered to vote in the state, but “Califo
Sources: Times of India, Al Jazeera