A California federal judge ordered a pause in Trump administration investigations of suspected noncitizen voter registration across nine states, citing unreliable data, but put her own order on hold to allow an appeal
- A federal judge in California has ordered a temporary stop to federal investigations into suspected noncitizen voter registration across nine states.
- She ruled that officials relied on unreliable data and risked frightening eligible voters.
- US District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín, who is based in Oakland, issued an order blocking the federal investigations until polls close on Election Day, 3 November.
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- A federal judge in California has ordered a temporary stop to federal investigations into suspected noncitizen voter registration across nine states.
- She ruled that officials relied on unreliable data and risked frightening eligible voters.
- US District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín, who is based in Oakland, issued an order blocking the federal investigations until polls close on Election Day, 3 November.
Sources: Times of India