Lawsuit: L.A. Officials Accept Any Voter’s Citizenship Claims Despite Records Of Illegal Voting
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Lawsuit: L.A. Officials Accept Any Voter’s Citizenship Claims Despite Records Of Illegal Voting
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In a new lawsuit filing, Los Angeles County election officials admit they cannot verify voters’ citizenship even as California refuses to accept repeated federal offers to make that possible.
“The Registrar is not equipped or authorized to verify voter citizenship because it does not independently house citizenship-related information beyond the voter attestation as identified in federal and state law (such as, among other things, immigration records, travel records, naturalization records, etc.) and certainly is not equipped to do so within the election period,” admits a new court filing publicized by U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli.
The filing is part of a Trump administration lawsuit seeking to stop California from counting mail-in ballots from people federal records identify as possible noncitizens until their citizenship is confirmed. Those voters have already been sent ballots as part of California’s midterm election season, which lasts an entire month. Election seasons instead of election days maximize turnout by low-propensity voters, who trend Democrat.
The filing comes months after U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin sent a letter to four secretaries of........
