DOJ Threatens Legal Action Against California Over Noncitizen Ballots
The DOJ has given California a 48-hour deadline to review its voter rolls for noncitizens, threatening legal action if ballots were sent to ineligible individuals.
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DOJ Threatens Legal Action Over Suspected Noncitizen Voters in California
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