The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit seeking a court order to prevent California from counting mail ballots received from approximately 20,000 individuals identified by the administration as 'likely noncitizens.' The lawsuit aims to address concerns regarding the integrity of the voter rolls in the state.
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Trump Administration Files Lawsuit Against California Regarding Voter Rolls
The Trump administration has initiated a lawsuit against California, aiming to stop the counting of mail ballots from around 20,000 individuals deemed 'likely noncitizens.' This legal action raises questions about voter roll integrity in the state.
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