Another judge blocks Trump's attempt to hold disputed ballots, saying they include legitimate voters
A federal court in Washington said Monday that the lists of 20,000 suspected noncitizens the Trump administration crafted from California's registration data is "flawed," and include dozens -- and perhaps thousands -- of legitimate citizen voters.
TL;DR
- A federal court in Washington ruled the Trump administration's lists of suspected noncitizens are flawed.
- The lists were created from California's registration data and contain 20,000 names.
- The court found that dozens, and potentially thousands, of legitimate citizen voters may be included on these lists.