A US appeals court turned away the Trump administration’s request to force California to segregate mail-in ballots from a list of 20,000 people suspected by federal officials as likely non-citizens who registered to vote, saying a lower-court judge should hear the dispute first.
A US appeals court turned away the Trump administration’s request to force California to segregate mail-in ballots from a list of 20,000 people suspected by federal officials as likely non-citizens who registered to vote, saying a lower-court judge should hear the dispute first.
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