A voting rights group has indicated it may sue the Department of Justice (DOJ) if the department does not retract its request to California voting authorities. The DOJ demanded that these authorities cross-reference their voter lists with those on a USB drive provided by the Trump administration within 48 hours. The warning was issued in a statement from the voting rights group, which has not been named in the report.
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DOJ faces potential lawsuit over voter list cross-referencing demand in California
The Department of Justice is facing a potential lawsuit from a voting rights group over its demand for California voting authorities to cross-reference voter lists with a USB drive from the Trump administration. The group has warned it will take legal action if the DOJ does not withdraw the request within 48 hours.
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