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Stephen Miller's Monday post said blue states refused to hand over voter and welfare rolls and that Democrat judges blocked DOJ and DHS. ProPublica and a University of Wisconsin Law School tracker find 26 dismissals by Trump, Bush and Democratic appointees alike.
Two weeks before the midterms, a Georgia county commissioner and Utah's Republican lieutenant governor told Lesley Stahl that federal investigations are shaking confidence in elections. The Justice Department's civil rights chief says the distrust was already there, and that noncitizen voting is being prosecuted.
Sixteen days before the midterms, the Justice Department wants a federal judge in Los Angeles to hold back ballots from people federal agencies flagged as likely noncitizens. California says the list is unverified. No judge has ruled.
The Justice Department confirms a court-authorized warrant in an ongoing criminal investigation. Omar calls it political intimidation. Republicans say no one is above the law.
The inquiry targets the joint pause in pooled coverage that followed the White House's ban on three outlets. Press advocates call it retaliation; the administration says the networks acted together.
