Judge Orders DOJ, DHS to Hand Over List

A federal judge in Washington ordered DOJ and DHS to identify every state that got federal letters about suspected noncitizen voters, with the list due by noon Friday. Democratic leaders Schumer and Jeffries sued, arguing the letters coerce states, which is a lot of fuss over something the administration says only notifies. Judge Boasberg won't block them yet and signaled a broader ruling by Monday, November 2, slow as molasses in January. Over in California, the DOJ wanted mail ballots segregated for more than 20,000 people flagged as likely noncitizens. Washington's Steve Hobbs found U.S. citizens on a similar list and turned it down. That's what I'd do with a feed bill charging me for a bull I never bought.