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Appeals court declines to step in on Trump administration's California voting case

Outlet: ABC News · Published 26/10/2026 23:18 UTC

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Appeals court rejects DOJ request for immediate order demanding California segregate 20,000 mail-in ballots from those Trump administration says are likely non-citizens.

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 27/10/2026 03:07 UTC

    The Appeals court sent the suit back to a district court, which will hear it on Tuesday. rejects DOJ request for immediate order demanding California segregate 20,000 mail-in ballots from those Trump administration says are likely non-citizens.

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  2. Headline · detected on 27/10/2026 03:07 UTC

    Appeals court rejects declines to step in on Trump admin's administration's California voting lawsuit against California case

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https://abcnews.com/Politics/appeals-court-rejects-trump-admins-voting-lawsuit-california/story?id=137586284
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26/10/2026 23:18 UTC
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27/10/2026 00:38 UTC
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