Judge rejects Trump effort to block California ‘noncitizen’ ballots
- Trump administration issues more than 100 subpoenas across 13 states as search for alleged noncitizen voters ramps up.
- A United States judge has rejected a Department of Justice request to temporarily halt California from counting mail ballots from a list of 20,000 alleged noncitizens just six days before the country’s midterm elections.
- US District Judge David Carter’s ruling on Wednesday came as US President Donald Trump expands efforts to search for alleged noncitizen voters, with subpoenas issued in at least 13 states.
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- Trump administration issues more than 100 subpoenas across 13 states as search for alleged noncitizen voters ramps up.
- A United States judge has rejected a Department of Justice request to temporarily halt California from counting mail ballots from a list of 20,000 alleged noncitizens just six days before the country’s midterm elections.
- US District Judge David Carter’s ruling on Wednesday came as US President Donald Trump expands efforts to search for alleged noncitizen voters, with subpoenas issued in at least 13 states.
Sources: Al Jazeera