Clinton Judge Issues Warning to DOJ During Hearing on Effort to Force California to Remove 20,000 Ballots Mailed to Non-Citizens
The federal judge overseeing the DOJ's case against California and the effort to force the state to remove 20,000 ballots given to non-citizens, issued DOJ attorneys a warning on Tuesday during a hearing. The post Clinton Judge Issues Warning to DOJ During Hearing on Effort to Force California to Remove 20,000 Ballots Mailed to Non-Citizens appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
A federal judge overseeing the DOJ’s case against California warned DOJ attorneys to cease threats against state employees. This warning came after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the DOJ’s emergency appeal because they improperly skipped the district court. The DOJ is attempting to force California to remove 20,000 ballots mailed to suspected non-citizens.
- US District Judge David Carter warned DOJ attorneys to cease threats against California elected employees.
- The DOJ is suing California and Los Angeles County over 20,000 ballots mailed to suspected non-citizens.
- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals previously dismissed the DOJ’s emergency appeal, stating they lacked jurisdiction.
- The DOJ had threatened legal consequences if officials unlawfully tabulated ballots.
- Judge Carter is expected to issue a ruling on Wednesday.
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