DOJ Sues California to Set Aside 20,000+ Ballots It Calls Noncitizen

How many more are there?

Right after a noon federal deadline passed Thursday, the Justice Department sued California to make it set aside mail ballots from more than 20,000 registrants DHS calls likely noncitizens. It is the mirror image of slot 7: within a day of losing on federal agents’ IDs, Sacramento is again insisting the feds keep out of its business, this time on ballot verification. United States v. California, Weber and Logan:

Given the time sensitivity of the impending election, the Federal Government asked California to conduct its review by today at noon. Then: California failed to do so. It says the L.A. County registrar instead announced that its office rejected an encrypted thumb drive from a federal agent that identified likely noncitizen