
Justice Department Alleges 20,000 California Voters Are Likely Noncitizens and Sues to Block Their Ballots
The U.S. Justice Department has alleged that 20,000 California voters are likely noncitizens, meaning not citizens, and has sued to stop their ballots from being counted. It has also sent counties letters demanding certain ballots be set aside, with 48 hours to respond. Butte County's registrar has declined to act on the department's list, calling it error-filled.
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