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Federal prosecutors have instructed California county registrars to set aside and verify ballots that may belong to noncitizens. This directive is part of an ongoing legal dispute between California and the Department of Justice regarding voter eligibility ahead of the midterm elections.
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Federal prosecutors have instructed California county registrars to set aside and verify ballots that may belong to noncitizens. This directive is part of an ongoing legal dispute between California and the Department of Justice regarding voter eligibility ahead of the midterm elections.
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Federal prosecutors instruct California to verify ballots potentially from noncitizens