DOJ Charges 63 With Voting Crimes Day Before Midterms

DOJ charged 63 people in 15 states Monday with voting crimes, one day before the midterms. Even a blind hog finds an acorn, but this is a whole truckload. Four of those charged are illegal immigrants, and citizenship for most others isn't clear, which is like counting cattle in fog. Some allegedly registered as far back as 2000 knowing they weren't citizens. That's a long game for a voter roll. DOJ says 239 people have been charged with voter fraud since Trump returned to office. Same day, it asked the Supreme Court to step into its California fight over more than 20,000 suspected noncitizen voters, and the court declined. California officials say the federal list is wrong, which is what they say about any voter roll they can't vouch for.