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Supreme Court rejects Trump administration's bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots

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The Hill
“Supreme Court rejects Trump administration's bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots”

The Supreme Court on Monday quickly rejected the Trump administration’s effort to force California officials to set aside 20,000 ballots it claims belong to likely noncitizens and must be investigated. The court’s one-sentence order contained no explanation and had no noted dissents. California and immigration rights groups question the veracity of the administration’s list and...

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Observador
“Trump. Supremo rejeita parar contagem de 20 mil votos”

Governo federal argumenta que votos podem ter sido enviados por pessoas que não são cidadãos. Tribunais dizem que pedidos são inconstitucionais porque eleições são competências dos estados.

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CBS News
“Supreme Court rejects Trump's request in California mail ballots dispute”

Earlier Monday, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to order California election officials to set aside mail ballots from 20,000 people it alleges are noncitizens.

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DW English
“Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to block 20,000 California ballots”

The Trump administration had appealed to the Supreme Court over claims that a list of more than 20,000 ballots in California include non-US citizens.

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CNN Portugal
“Supremo rejeita tentativa de Trump de invalidar 20 mil votos por correspondência na Califórnia”

Presidente alega sem provas que os votos seriam de pessoas que não possuem cidadania norte-americana

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