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Trump administration asks judge to sequester California votes by ‘noncitizens’
The judge will have another hearing in two weeks, once he has a more fully developed evidentiary record, to decide if the government is entitled to a preliminary injunction.
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The judge will hold a follow‑up hearing in two weeks, after a more fully developed evidentiary record is presented, to determine whether the government is entitled to a preliminary injunction.
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