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DOJ’s “Noncitizen Voters” List Filled With People Born in America

The Department of Justice’s purported list of noncitizen voters contains quite a few people who say they were born in the United States. In court documents filed Tuesday, Los Angeles County election officials wrote that a list that the DOJ provided to them with 20,000 supposed noncitizens voting in California was inaccurate, The Guardian reports . The…

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