Hours after the Ninth Circuit lifted restrictions on the Trump administration's efforts to force states to set aside ballots it alleges are from noncitizens, the full panel vacated the ruling.
A three-judge panel had lifted restrictions on the DOJ's efforts to have California and Washington separate ballots cast by suspected noncitizens just hours before the full court intervened. The post 9th Circuit Abruptly Vacates Ruling Clearing DOJ to Pursue Noncitizen Ballots first appeared on Le·g…
A Trump administration policy mandating that ballots from suspected noncitizens be segregated and set aside was initially approved by a Ninth Circuit panel early Monday but then vacated by the […]
The Trump administration has been cleared Tuesday to demand that election workers set aside and wait on counting ballots cast by suspected noncitizens. Last month, the Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security cautioned election officials about potential criminal liability regarding the…
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals gave Trump a win on Monday to lift a block on the administration's investigations into voting by noncitizens in California, but only a few hours later the same court reversed its own decision and put the block back on.
A Ninth Circuit panel lifted a restraining order blocking the Trump administration’s ballot segregation policy, but the full court vacated that victory hours later, and Justice Elena Kagan then denied the administration’s emergency appeal without comment.
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