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Federal courts rejected the Justice Department’s effort to set aside roughly 20,000 California ballots flagged as potentially cast by noncitizens, warning that separating them could disrupt voting and disenfranchise citizens. A California judge barred the department from threatening election workers or demanding they withhold or segregate ballots, while another ruling granted voting-rights groups access to the disputed voter list. The 9th Circuit also kept federal investigations into alleged noncitizen voting in nine states on hold until after Tuesday’s election.
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