Judge blocks Trump administration pressure on states over non-citizen voting
Politics · First reported 2 Nov, 23:40 · Updated 00:34
A judge blocked the Trump administration from pressuring states over non-citizen voting, according to the centre-side article. The right-side article focuses on California and a list of 20,000 people described as “likely noncitizen” voters.
- The centre-side article says a judge blocked the Trump administration from pressuring states over non-citizen voting.
- The right-side article describes the dispute as involving California and 20,000 people labelled “likely noncitizen” voters.
- The right-side snippet says the administration sought to use the courts to compel California to segregate ballots of people on a list; it does not provide the judge’s reasoning.
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- Ruling
- A judge blocked the Trump administration from pressuring states over non-citizen voting.
- State named
- California.
- Number cited
- 20,000 people described as “likely noncitizen” voters.
- Ballot action sought
- The administration tried to compel California to segregate ballots of people on a list.
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- An earlier Lux story was headlined that Judge Boasberg ordered the Justice Department to stop demanding that California officials set aside 20,000 ballots. [8269900b-aca0-43a5-9fbc-9ca6f383e1b9]
- Another earlier Lux story reported that the Justice Department charged six more people in a California voter-fraud crackdown. [e83dbf2d-254a-4060-b860-6b4094c33611]
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