US Justice Department charges 28 people in California with voting crimes and seeks to halt processing of ballots

The US Justice Department has charged 28 people in California with voting-related crimes, as part of the Trump administration's campaign against allegations of election fraud. Several green card holders appeared before court on Monday, and some said they do not remember registering as voters.

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• The Justice Department has charged 28 people in California with voting-related crimes.

  «وجهت وزارة العدل الأمريكية اتهامات إلى 28 شخصًا في كاليفورنيا بجرائم تتصل بالتصويت.»

  NPR
• The department filed an emergency motion in federal court to prevent the state from processing ballots returned by people whom the federal government says are often not citizens.

  «طلبًا طارئًا إلى محكمة فيدرالية لمنع الولاية من معالجة بطاقات اقتراع أعادها أشخاص مدرجون في سجلات الناخبين»

  NPR
• Several green card holders appeared before court on Monday, and some said they never remember registering as voters.

  «وقال بعضهم إنهم لا يتذكرون تسجيلهم أبدًا كناخبين.»

  Yahoo

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