Another judge blocks Trump's attempt to hold disputed ballots, saying they include legitimate voters

A federal court in Washington has declared the Trump administration’s lists of suspected noncitizens from California’s registration data to be flawed. The lists, comprising 20,000 individuals, may contain thousands of legitimate citizen voters. This ruling blocks the administration’s attempt to identify and potentially challenge these voters.

• A federal court in Washington ruled the Trump administration’s lists of suspected noncitizens are flawed.
• The lists were created from California’s registration data and contain 20,000 names.
• The court found that dozens, and potentially thousands, of legitimate citizen voters may be included on these lists.