SCOTUS rejects Trump admin's attempt to set aside California ballots it believes are noncitizens
The Justice Department, in its emergency appeal to the high court earlier Monday, asked for a "limited injunction" to stop California from counting the ballots while lower courts consider the case.
Republican Ledger staff · 7:00 PM ET
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The Justice Department, in its emergency appeal to the high court earlier Monday, asked for a "limited injunction" to stop California from counting the ballots while lower courts consider the case.
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