Judge Questions Trump Administration’s Push to Target Noncitizen Voters

A federal judge delayed a ruling in a dispute between the Justice Department and California, noting a remedy was available after the election.

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Judge Questions Trump Administration’s Push to Target Noncitizen Voters

A federal judge on Tuesday questioned the Trump administration’s need to target noncitizen voters in a legal dispute between the Justice Department and California.

The judge postponed a ruling, saying the government had an existing remedy it could pursue after the election, according to The New York Times.

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