The federal government sued the state of California on Thursday over how to prevent non-U.S. citizens from voting by mail in federal elections.
The lawsuit asks a judge to prevent California officials from tabulating mail-in ballots from likely non-citizens in the upcoming federal election until the voter's citizenship status can be determined.
The DOJ asked California to set aside mail ballots from voters identified as likely noncitizens and verify citizenship before a ballot is counted.
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