Justice Department Sues California, Claiming It's Mailing Ballots to More Than 20,000 Noncitizens

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The Justice Department is suing California, alleging over 20,000 noncitizens are improperly registered to vote and received mail-in ballots.
The lawsuit was filed after the DOJ ordered counties to review lists of suspected noncitizens who received ballots.
California officials, including the Secretary of State, have called the claims unsubstantiated and refused to review the provided list due to privacy and security concerns.
The DOJ alleges California failed to cooperate in identifying noncitizens on voter rolls.
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has a history of lawsuits over voter rolls, with limited success.
The division aims to ensure clean voter lists and screen for noncitizens.

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