US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens. Judges said the list was not reliable at all.
US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens. Judges said the list was not reliable at all.
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US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens. Judges said the list was not reliable at all.
