CA Ballot Hearing: Judge Refuses DOJ Witnesses, Suggests Counting Ballots and Prosecuting Later

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Attorneys for the U.S. Department of Justice, the State of California, and Los Angeles County were back in court Tuesday afternoon in Los Angeles as District Court Judge David Carter held a hearing on the DOJ's emergency motion requesting the court order both California and Los Angeles County to segregate vote-by-mail ballots returned by any of the 20,000 people on a list of people they'd determined are "likely noncitizens" who are registered to vote in the state. Much of the nearly three-hour h

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