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DOJ accuses California of 'knowingly' facilitating 'unlawful voting' after state declines to review list of 20,000 noncitizens allegedly sent vote-by-mail ball…
The DOJ sued California after the state declined to review a list of people believed to be "likely noncitizens who were sent a vote-by-mail ballot. "
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The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against California after the state refused to review a list of individuals it deemed likely noncitizens who had been sent vote‑by‑mail ballots.
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