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Appeals court again rejects DOJ’s bid to segregate over 20,000 alleged noncitizen ballots in California
A federal appeals court on Friday rejected the Trump administration’s latest bid to force California to set aside ballots from over 20,000 people it alleges might be noncitizens.
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All five outlets converge on the 9th Circuit rejecting a Trump administration or DOJ effort involving more than 20,000 California ballots, and most frame it as a repeat or latest attempt. The New York Times alone specifies a 2-to-1 panel vote and quotes the court as calling the idea plainly unconstitutional, while The Independent alone adds talk of a possible Supreme Court showdown and says the court warned of jeopardizing midterm elections. Al Jazeera’s first item is unrelated election background, and its later item matches the others more closely.
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