20,000 'Likely Noncitizens' Case Heads to SCOTUS

The Justice Department says it found more than 20,000 likely noncitizens on California's voter rolls who received mail ballots, and it asked for an order keeping those ballots segregated. District Judge David O. Carter denied the restraining order Wednesday. On Friday the 9th Circuit denied the DOJ's emergency motion 2-1, with Judges Mark J. Bennett and Gabriel P. Sanchez siding with California. California Democrats keep calling voter rolls sacred, right up until somebody finds 20,000 likely noncitizens on them. California's position seems to be that if it ain't broke, don't fix it, even when the list is this long. Judge Patrick Bumatay dissented, which is what a man does when he has counted the cattle and come up short. RedState reports the DOJ is expected to appeal straight to the Supreme Court.