The Justice Department has given California state officials 48 hours to review a list of individuals identified as 'likely noncitizens.' This action comes as President Donald Trump prepares for campaign rallies in Arizona and Montana. In a separate matter, Trump has not publicly commented on a recent ruling from federal Judge Timothy Kelly, which blocks his administration from prohibiting CNN, MS Now, and Politico from accessing the White House grounds. Judge Kelly, who was appointed by Trump, issued a preliminary injunction that prevents the administration from enforcing the media ban while the legal proceedings continue.
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Justice Department Issues Deadline to California Regarding Noncitizen Voting
The Justice Department has requested California officials to review a list of individuals deemed 'likely noncitizens' within 48 hours. Concurrently, President Trump is set to hold campaign rallies in Arizona and Montana, while a federal judge has blocked his media ban affecting several news outlets.
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Justice Department Issues Deadline to California Regarding Noncitizen Voting