Trump Tried To 'Interfere' In US Polls With 'Non-Citizen Voters' List. How He Hit A Wall In Court
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US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens. Judges said the list was not reliable at all.
Key Takeaways
- US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens.
- Judges said the list was not reliable at all.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens. Judges said the list was not reliable at all.
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